Verisign drops half a mill on pandemic relief
Verisign has donated over half a million dollars to pandemic-related causes, the company announced last week.
The donations are aimed at relieving economic side-effects of the pandemic such as food poverty and unemployment.
The .com registry operator said in a blog post it has given $275,000 to food banks in Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware where most of its US operations are based, and in Fribourg, Switzerland, its European HQ.
It’s also given $250,000 to Virginia Cares, an initiative dedicated to retraining unemployed Virginians for in-demand jobs in the tech sector.
Verisign was of course an inadvertent beneficiary of the pandemic, as lockdown regimes worldwide led to a boost in domain registrations as businesses such as bars and cafes moved online.
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