With Benelab, the power of search can help people in need. Founded by Jack Kim, a current high school junior, Benelab is a nonprofit search engine that makes money off search targeted advertisements—just like Google or Bing—but donates the proceeds to a team-selected charity each month.

“Benelab is a crowdsource effort that showcases the idea of micro-philanthropy, meaning a lot of people doing little, everyday tasks add up to a lot,” said Kim, who is also Benelab’s CEO. Benelab is powered by Yahoo and operates on a revenue-share model for the advertisements.

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