to five winners of the Ericsson Internet Community Award (ERICA) contest.

Community-based non-profits with philanthropic Internet programs can

apply by Monday, July 17, for up to $100,000 in Web development services

and assistance.

Any non-profit, regardless of size or budget, is encouraged to apply

in any of these categories: arts and culture, economic/workforce development,

education/lifelong learning, environment/natural resources, health/human

services, public safety/emergency relief, and recreation and sports.

Online applications and examples of other entries are available at

(www.ericsson.com/erica).

Entries will be judged on innovation, feasibility, project purpose,

and community building potential. "ERICA aims to help non-profits

use the Internet to realize their missions and share visionary ideas

for community building in today’s technology-driven world," says

Lars Stalberg of Ericcson. Finalists will be announced September 15.

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Helping Hands

Current and prospective volunteers will discuss the

work plan for Princeton Habitat’s current project at a breakfast meeting

on Saturday, July 15, at 9 a.m., at the Arts Council of Princeton,

102 Witherspoon Street. Those with additional time can help with demolition

work, after the meeting, at 52 Leigh Avenue, where a duplex is being

renovated. Call 609-252-9292. Cash donations can be sent to Habitat

for Humanity, 20 Nassau Street, Princeton 08540.

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