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Welcome to TechLife with me, Chris Valence. This week, the online crowdfunding platform,

which says it's raised over $30 billion for good causes. We speak to the boss of GoFundMe.

Probably the most significant category that has grown is related to cost of living.

So this could be for, depending on the country, gas, power, electricity, groceries,

those kinds of things have definitely grown over the last three or four years.

We hear how solar-powered boats are helping indigenous communities move away from petrol transport.

This river is contaminated pretty much only by gasoline boats.

And so by converting to electricity, this river is going to be able to run completely clean.

And we say, happy birthday in big round letters to one of the world's most divisive fonts,

Comic Sans, which turns 30 years old this month.

Music First up on TechLife, an item about online fundraising.

Just before the start of the pandemic, I spent some weeks reporting from a food bank in England.

People from all walks of life came in.

People with low-paid jobs, people with advanced degrees, people laid low by illness or family breakup.

It was a lesson in how easy it is for any of us to fall on hard times.

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