Abstract: A donation facilitation system that can allow a donor, such as a customer, to challenge another entity, such as a provider, to make a provider contribution to a portfolio of multiple charities set up by the donor upon, for example, the purchase of a good or service from the provider. The provided portfolio donation facilitation system can allow the other entity such as a provider to create its own provider portfolio of multiple charities and make a provider contribution to a customer's portfolio of multiple charities when at least one component of the provider's portfolio of multiple charities matches at least one component of the customer's portfolio of charities. The provider makes the contribution to the charity or charities.

Abstract: A donation facilitation system that can allow a donor, such as a customer, to challenge another entity, such as a provider, to make a provider contribution to a portfolio of charities set up by the donor upon, for example, the purchase of a good or service from the provider. The provided portfolio donation facilitation system can allow the other entity such as a provider to create its own provider portfolio of charities and make a provider contribution to a customer's portfolio of charities when at least one component of the provider's portfolio of charities matches at least one component of the customer's portfolio of charities.

Abstract: A donation facilitation system comprising a computing device, of a customer, configured to execute at least one application and containing at least one processor in communication with a network and is configured to present a customer an opportunity to make an electronic payment into the donation facilitation system, where donations are pooled based on a price charged by a retailer for a good or service. The system may further have a network server, which may perform steps that include receiving, from the customer, a contribution amount for contributing to the at least one charity selected by the customer. The system uses a lottery based method for creating unique numbers. Purchasers, charities, providers, individuals, merchants may have their lottery number selected. The pooled contributions may wholly or partially be given to at least one charity or individual.

Abstract: A donation facilitation system that can allow a donor, such as a customer, to challenge another entity, such as a provider, to make a provider contribution to a portfolio of multiple charities set up by the donor upon, for example, the purchase of a good or service from the provider. The provided portfolio donation facilitation system can allow the other entity such as a provider to create its own provider portfolio of multiple charities and make a provider contribution to a customer's portfolio of multiple charities when at least one component of the provider's portfolio of multiple charities matches at least one component of the customer's portfolio of charities. The provider makes the contribution to the charity or charities.

Abstract: A donation facilitation system that can allow a donor, such as a customer, to challenge another entity, such as a provider, to make a provider contribution to a portfolio of charities set up by the donor upon, for example, the purchase of a good or service from the provider. The provided portfolio donation facilitation system can allow the other entity such as a provider to create its own provider portfolio of charities and make a provider contribution to a customer's portfolio of charities when at least one component of the provider's portfolio of charities matches at least one component of the customer's portfolio of charities.

Abstract: A donation facilitation system that can allow a donor, such as a customer, to challenge another entity, such as a provider, to make a provider contribution to a portfolio of multiple charities set up by the donor upon, for example, the purchase of a good or service from the provider. The provided portfolio donation facilitation system can allow the other entity such as a provider to create its own provider portfolio of multiple charities and make a provider contribution to a customer's portfolio of multiple charities when at least one component of the provider's portfolio of multiple charities matches at least one component of the customer's portfolio of charities. The provider makes the contribution in digital currency to the charity or charities.

Abstract: A donation facilitation system that can allow a donor, such as a customer, to challenge another entity, such as a provider, to make a provider contribution to a portfolio of multiple charities set up by the donor upon, for example, the purchase of a good or service from the provider. The provided portfolio donation facilitation system can allow the other entity such as a provider to create its own provider portfolio of multiple charities and make a provider contribution to a customer's portfolio of multiple charities when at least one component of the provider's portfolio of multiple charities matches at least one component of the customer's portfolio of charities. The provider makes the contribution to the charity or charities.

Abstract: A donation facilitation system that can allow a donor, such as a customer, to challenge another entity, such as a provider, to make a provider contribution to a portfolio of charities set up by the donor upon, for example, the purchase of a good or service from the provider. The provided portfolio donation facilitation system can allow the other entity such as a provider to create its own provider portfolio of charities and make a provider contribution to a customer's portfolio of charities when at least one component of the provider's portfolio of charities matches at least one component of the customer's portfolio of charities.

Abstract: The provided donation facilitation system can allow a donor, such as a customer, to challenge another entity, such as a retailer, to make a retailer contribution to a portfolio of multiple charities set up by the donor upon, for example, the purchase of a good or service from the retailer. The provided portfolio donation facilitation system can allow the other entity such as a retailer to create its own retailer portfolio of vetted multiple charities and make an retailer contribution to a customer's portfolio of vetted multiple charities when at least one component of the retailer's portfolio of vetted multiple charities matches at least one component of the customer's portfolio of vetted multiple charities.

Abstract: A portfolio charitable giving system is disclosed that includes an individual who can construct a portfolio. The portfolio can include multiple vetted charities set up by a user. The user can also be the donor and at least one of the multiple vetted charities can be changed by the donor or the user. The user can make a contribution to that portfolio. The disclosed charitable giving system can also include rules set up by the donor or user for distributing the charitable donation among the vetted charities in the portfolio in a single step. The rules can be changed by the donor or the user.

Abstract: The provided donation facilitation system can allow a donor, such as a customer, to challenge another entity, such as a retailer, to make a retailer contribution to a portfolio of multiple charities set up by the donor upon, for example, the purchase of a good or service from the retailer. The provided portfolio donation facilitation system can allow the other entity such as a retailer to create its own retailer portfolio of vetted multiple charities and make an retailer contribution to a customer's portfolio of vetted multiple charities when at least one component of the retailer's portfolio of vetted multiple charities matches at least one component of the customer's portfolio of vetted multiple charities.

Abstract: A method of playing a card game with players and dealer in a computing system is provided. In the method, a first player card can be dealt face up and applied to first, second, and third player hands. A first dealer card can be dealt face down to a dealer and applied to first, second, and third dealer hands. The player can indicate whether to draw additional cards for the first, second, and third player hands. The dealer can determine, based on predetermined rules, whether to draw additional cards for the dealer hands. Winners can be determined, where the winners can be the player or dealer with closest to 11, 21, and 31 points for the first, second, and third hands, respectively. A fourth winner can be determined, where the winner can be the player or dealer with the highest three-card poker hand.

Abstract: An interactive table created with textured stones from around the world. More specifically, a table having a digital interactive interface and surrounding walls that become digital panels. The table can be accompanied by a mobile application that provides individuals with augmented reality viewing of the table and educational information on each textured stone that is part of the table. The mobile application can allow individuals to upload content, such as pictures, and the application can trigger a display of the content by activating technology linked to the table.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for enabling an individual to round up the monetary cost of a purchase to a specified amount and contribute the difference to a third party. More specifically, the method allows a user to round up a purchase to the nearest dollar or other amount and then contribute that change to a pool of donations, and further allows fundraising campaigns to compete for the pool of donations through various competitive, social media-based games. In some embodiments, the present invention may be incorporated directly within a digital wallet on a mobile device. In other embodiments the present invention may be a stand-alone application on a mobile device that interfaces with a digital wallet.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for providing a social media-based game for competing fundraising campaigns. More specifically, the method allows a user to round up a purchase to the nearest dollar or other amount and then contribute that change to a pool of donations, and further allows fundraising campaigns to compete for the pool of donations through various competitive, social media-based games. In some embodiments, the present invention may be incorporated directly within a digital wallet on a mobile device. In other embodiments the present invention may be a stand-alone application on a mobile device that interfaces with a digital wallet.

Abstract: A computer device programmed for managing online video content includes a processing unit that is capable of executing instructions, and a non-volatile computer-readable storage device. The storage device stores a search module programmed to allow a user to search for video content, the video content including video clips from movies. The storage device also stores a storage module programmed to operate as a central hub for management of the user's video content, the storage module allowing the user to add, delete, view, categorize, send, receive, edit, and comment on video clips that are stored on the user's storage module, the storage module being programmed to provide a page on which representations of the video clips are shown and organized, and the storage module being programmed to allow the user to interact with storage modules of other users for purposes of assessing compatibility, dialogue, comments, greetings, gifts, and recommendations.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an application on a mobile phone or other portable digital device that allows a user to utilize a digital wallet to round up a purchase to the nearest dollar and then contribute that change to a third party, like a non-profit organization or fundraising campaign. In some embodiments, the present invention may be incorporated directly within a digital wallet on a mobile device. In other embodiments the present invention may be a stand-alone application on a mobile device that interfaces with a digital wallet.

Abstract: A computer device programmed for managing online video content includes a processing unit that is capable of executing instructions, and a non-volatile computer-readable storage device. The storage device stores a search module programmed to allow a user to search for video content, the video content including video clips from movies. The storage device also stores a storage module programmed to operate as a central hub for management of the user's video content, the storage module allowing the user to add, delete, view, categorize, send, receive, edit, and comment on video clips that are stored on the user's storage module, the storage module being programmed to provide a page on which representations of the video clips are shown and organized, and the storage module being programmed to allow the user to interact with storage modules of other users for purposes of assessing compatibility, dialogue, comments, greetings, gifts, and recommendations.

Abstract: A computer device programmed for managing online video content includes a processing unit that is capable of executing instructions, and a non-volatile computer-readable storage device. The storage device stores a search module programmed to allow a user to search for video content, the video content including video clips from movies. The storage device also stores a storage module programmed to operate as a central hub for management of the user's video content, the storage module allowing the user to add, delete, view, categorize, send, receive, edit, and comment on video clips that are stored on the user's storage module, the storage module being programmed to provide a page on which representations of the video clips are shown and organized, and the storage module being programmed to allow the user to interact with storage modules of other users for purposes of assessing compatibility, dialogue, comments, greetings, gifts, and recommendations.