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Christchurch iPhone developer Iain Brown has said he will donate the profits of all the September sales of his iPhone app, Tooth Camp, to the Red Cross Canterbury Earthquake fund.
"The spirit in Canterbury since the quake has been amazing and inspiring, and I felt like I needed to pitch in.", explains Brown,
"I had a lot of fun creating Tooth Camp, and since it was born shortly after the quake, I thought that it would be appropriate to use it to do some fund raising."
The $2.59 application promotes good dental health. You can find out more here.
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