WorksForWeb

WorksForWeb offers all of its PHP classifieds scripts mainly for commercial purposes. However, we feel that we can and must contribute to the good cause. Often, non-profit organizations need a classified platform to make a difference for someone. Here are some of the ways that charities or NGO's can use our products: Distribute humanitarian aid or... medications. Coordinate logistics or development efforts in a disaster-stricken area. Advertise minority or disabled-friendly businesses in your community. Run an animal shelter for homeless animals or pets. Volunteer to find homes for homeless. Anything else that you can come up with that is for a good cause. One problem with the above initiatives is that it costs money to create and run a website. Sometimes a lot of money. This is where we step in. To help non-profit organizations or a group of enthusiasts, or a single determined volunteer, we are willing to donate one or more of our products as our contribution to making this world a little better. In short, we are offering licenses to non-commercial and educational institutions FREE of charge. Take a few minutes and check your current project to see if you can benefit from this offer: Your organization, or a group of enthusiasts, or you must be either educational or non-profit. At a minimum, you need to have a good intent. You cannot use WorksForWeb scripts for commercial purposes. The iAuto-, iRealty-, or iLister-based website should retain links to the WorksForWeb website which cannot be removed or altered. If you have an existing website, we would need a permanent link and/or a banner to the WorksForWeb website on it. In order to get a free license of a WorksForWeb script, please contact our Sales Dept us via our ticketing system or by sending an email. In your message, please provide the following information: Name of your organization, project, or initiative A brief statement covering your scope of activity, and a reason why you need the script. A current website URL, if any. Please do not hesitate to ask ...Read More