Boston based company Electric Peel Software that develops Mac OS X and iPhone/iPad software for music students and teachers is joining Developers Against Poverty, a global campaign that asks software developers around the world to help bring clean water to areas that need it. For the month of February, 50% of the profits from Note-A-Lator for iPhone, a music reading quiz app, will be donated to charity:water. charity:water is a non-profit organization that is working to bring clean, safe drinking water to people in developing countries. The goal of Developers Against Poverty is to raise $50,000 to ensure clean water for the next 20 years for 2500 people.
-Nisha Noor
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