Twitter Charity Event Gets High-Tech Donation

The annual Twitter charity drive, Twestival, has recently been held across the globe. Victoria software company ParetoLogic supported their local Twestival get-together with software donations.

Twestival, the International Twitter Festival, was recently held in Victoria to help raise money for an international charity group. The event, organized via the popular social media site but attended in person, was echoed by dozens of cities across the globe. The simultaneous fundraisers worked to collect money for Concern, a humanitarian aid group providing relief for those in extreme poverty.

The Twestival raised its charitable donations through tickets sold, cash donations, and raffled prizes, which ParetoLogic was glad to be a part of. The Victoria, B.C. software company donated a bundle pack of their popular XoftSpySE Anti-Spyware 7.0 and Privacy Controls software. At the end of the night, organizers announced that over $8,000 had been raised in Victoria alone. The global amount raised is expected to surpass last year's total of over $250,000.

Victoria's Twitter users are particularly lively, with an energetic online community based around the #YYJ hashtags. Besides the Twestival, semi-weekly Tweetups are a regular feature around the city. Kai Davis, who maintains the ParetoLogic Twitter account and attended the Twestival, said of the event "Twitter is all about community, sharing, and making real human contacts. The fact that we can use it to help those in need is a great testament to its power."

ParetoLogic can be found on Twitter @ParetoLogic, which tweets about PC security, optimization tips, and breaking security news. http://twitter.com/paretologic

About ParetoLogic, Inc.

In 2004 four brothers recognized that modern computer users need not rely on computer repair technicians to maintain their own PC's. Knowing that sophisticated technology married with a truly user-friendly interface would empower people to secure and optimize their own computers, the brothers researched the marketplace to define and develop the software products that would most benefit today's computer user.

ParetoLogic now employs 125 professionals to help them research, develop, and market software applications that will enable people to secure and enhance their computing experience. Available in eight languages in 192 countries around the world, ParetoLogic has established partnerships on a global scale to ensure that its products are available to all computer users, regardless of location, language, or computing experience.

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