This document introduces The Extraordinaries, a platform for micro-volunteerism that allows people to volunteer small amounts of spare time using their mobile devices. It notes that most Americans cite lack of time as the reason they do not volunteer traditionally, but people have billions of hours of spare time in short moments. The Extraordinaries aims to crowdsource these brief moments by turning mobile devices into tools for social good. It has won several awards and aims to increase nonprofit capacity by powering initiatives in areas like medicine, advocacy, and government with crowd contributions.

1. Turning spare time into social good through micro-volunteering. Jacob Colker, Co-Founder and CEO SundeepAhuja, President and COO Ben Rigby, Co-Founder and CTO CONFIDENTIAL

2. 74% of Americans don’t volunteer. A majority cite “lack oftime” as the main reason. CONFIDENTIAL Source: 2007 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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6. We have billions of hours of spare time… But it comes in brief moments. CONFIDENTIAL

7. Not only do we have spare time, we’re carrying powerful devices. CONFIDENTIAL 236M sold in 2007-08. 500-700M by 2013.

8. 90% CELL PHONE COVERAGE CONFIDENTIAL

9. The game changer is already in the pockets of millions of people. We simply have to turn onits capacity to do social good. CONFIDENTIAL

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12. We’re building a platform for micro-volunteerism, powered by crowdsourcing. CONFIDENTIAL

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14. POWERED BY CROWD MedicineNonprofitScience Advocacy Government More INCREASE CAPACITY! CONFIDENTIAL

15. “Got five minutes? Got a cell phone? Want to do good? The Extraordinaries can help…Turning ADD into AID.” (NPR.org, July, 2009) "The Crowdsourcing-for-good revolution is on, with new applications rising out of San Francisco…Waiting for the bus or the doctor? Bored in a staff meeting? [Use] an app created by The Extraordinaries.” (San Francisco Magazine, June, 2009) "The Extraordinaries will let multilingual users watch short clips of a documentary and translate subtitles while riding a bus.” (Washington Post, April, 2009) CONFIDENTIAL

16. Winner, 2009 Knight Foundation Community Grant Boston, Massachusetts Winner, 2009 Echoing Green Fellowship Competition New York, New York Winner, 2009 United Nations World Summit Youth Award Monterrey, Mexico Winner, 2009 NetSquared N2Y4 Mobile Challenge San Jose, California Winner, 2009 WeMediaPitchIt (Social Good) Competition Miami, Florida CONFIDENTIAL

17. Interested in learning more? SundeepAhuja (415) 596-0122 Sundeep@BeExtra.org CONFIDENTIAL

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