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Google challenges nonprofits on ideas to use Glass

By Brett Zongker
Published April 22, 2014 2:31pm ET
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Google challenges nonprofits on ideas to use Glass
This May 15, 2013 file shows Google Glasses displayed in San Francisco. Google has a challenge for U.S. nonprofits. On Tuesday, the tech giant is asking nonprofit groups to propose ideas for how to use the Web-connected eyewear Google Glass in their work. Five charities that propose the best ideas by May 20 will get a free pair of the glasses, a trip to Google for training and a $25,000 grant to help make their project a reality. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File) | Jeff Chiu

WASHINGTON (AP) — Google has a challenge for U.S. nonprofits.

On Tuesday, the tech giant is asking nonprofit groups to propose ideas for how to use the Web-connected eyewear Google Glass in their work. Five charities that propose the best ideas by May 20 will get a free pair of the glasses, a trip to Google for training and a $25,000 grant to help make their project a reality.

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