Call for Help is an app that allows Volunteering and Donation to help Communities affected by Covid-19.

• Boot and First Screen

  

• HomePage

  

• Help Button / Sponsorship Button

If you want to use Android Studio, then download it through the website;

Else, you can just use Visual Code or any other IDE that supports Flutter;

Install it into your machine;

Go to File>Settings>Go to Pluggins and search and download Flutter;

Configure the Environment Variables needed at your machine, with "flutter" as the name and "C:\flutter" as the path if required;

Download Flutter;

Unzip it to "C:". It can be other path but just make sure to know where it is;

Configure the Environment Variables needed at your machine, with "flutter" as the name and "C:\flutter" as the path;

Call for Help can be used by Enterprises that wants to sign-up their employees to help with social and environmental development.

It can also be used by:

• people who wants to do any kind of volunteering;
• people who wants to help individually (donating or providing services);
• researchers and academics;
• people or community that has sanitation, health and/or food needs.

For more examples and information about what is a B corporation, please refer to the B Corporation Website and to a website that explains what is a B Corporation.

To develop, you gonna need to:

• have configured Flutter at your machine and all environment variables needed
• have an IDE that supports Flutter
• have access to CMD or PowerShell

Then, you pull the project from the repository and execute:

flutter pub get
flutter pub upgrade

and then you're going to be able to do

flutter run

• 0.0.1
  • Work in progress prototype

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Mishelle (Instagram) (Linkedin)

Felipe (Linkedin)

Beatriz

Liggia

If you found this project useful, if it helped you solve a problem or create another solution, or simply you liked it and you want to thank me, finance me and keep me alive by donating! 😄

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/fooBar)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some fooBar')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/fooBar)
5. Create a new Pull Request