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The document provides information on various Google products and services for non-profits. It describes services like Google Apps for Non-Profits which provides collaboration tools like Gmail, Docs and Calendar for free. It also mentions tools for organizing information like Google Calendar, Google Contacts and Google Reader. Finally, it lists advertising and analytics services from Google like Google AdWords and Google Analytics that can help non-profits with outreach and measuring website usage.
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