Samsung launches Olympics app to fundraise for Kids Company
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Samsung launches Olympics app to fundraise for Kids Company

16 May 2012 | Kirsty Weakley

Samsung has launched the Hope Relay mobile app to raise money for three charities including Kids Company, and London 2012’s legacy programme International Inspiration.

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