As stated on thier website The Rain Forest Allaince Mission is to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods by transforming land-use practices, business practices and consumer behavior. There is a wealth of information on this site so please stop by and look around and maybe even visit The Frog Blog or send an e-card to a friend.
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Save The Rainforest
As stated on thier website The Rain Forest Allaince Mission is to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods by transforming land-use practices, business practices and consumer behavior. There is a wealth of information on this site so please stop by and look around and maybe even visit The Frog Blog or send an e-card to a friend.
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Merry Christmas!
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Therapy Dogs
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Keep Pushing
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Quick Update
This past weekend we:
- Approved the Flow Chart our our new upgraded website which will go live in the next weeks.
- Approved the final designs of the new line of Try Change T-Shirts
- Completed our "Factoring Application" for retail sales
- Received our distribution proposal from Waitex Inc.
- Completed our holiday shopping for the family we adopted from the homeless shelter
We thank everyone for their continued support as we prepare for the launch of our line of T-Shirts that promote Peace, Hope, Faith , Diversity and Positive Change.
Vince
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Good Giving
VinceOur mission is to achieve sustainable solutions to complex social
problems by investing in collaboration, leadership, and entrepreneurship.
Jean and Steve Case founded the Case Foundation in 1997 to
reflect their family's heartfelt commitment to finding lasting solutions to complex social challenges. Today, the foundation is pursuing a number of initiatives, and is particularly focused on three strategies:
Encouraging collaboration;
Supporting successful leaders; and
Fostering entrepreneurship in the nonprofit sector.
With the hussle and bussle of the holiday season upon us it is very easy to lose your true holiday spirit. Why not take a moment to see if you can't make someone else wish come true while still finishing up some shopping?
Friday, December 14, 2007
Childs Play Charity
Since 2003, over 100,000 gamers worldwide have banded together through Child’s Play, a community based charity grown and nurtured from the game culture and industry. Over two million dollars in donations of toys, games, books and cash for sick kids in children’s hospitals across North America and the world have been collected since our inception.
This year, we have continued expanding across the country and the globe. With over 45 partner hospitals and more arriving every month, you can be sure to find one from the map above that needs your help! You can choose to purchase requested items from their online retailer wish lists, or make a cash donation that helps out Child’s Play hospitals everywhere. Any items purchased through Amazon will be shipped directly to your hospital of choice, so please be sure to select their shipping address rather than your own.
It's so great fining organizations like this one who are going about the business of making a difference. i hope you this information useful and remember we do not have to wait for the holidays to give to others :-)
Idealist
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Thank you,
Vince
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Right Here , Right Now
Saturday, December 08, 2007
Noticed in Razoo!
Hello fellow bloggers
We were recently mentioned in Razoos Blogger Digest. Follow the link and select post number seven:
Thanks for your support!December 5, 2007
It's time for the second installment of Razoo's bi-weekly member digest. Twice a month we highlight what's hot on Razoo. Only Razoo members get this exclusive perk, so consider yourself a part of the inner circle.
The GoodTravels Contest is in it's fourth week and folks are registering to become eligible to win a free trip to anywhere in the world!
Click on the image to the right in order to get started!
So, without further ado, here's the second installment of seven great things on
Razoo:
1.Discussions: This topic is all about the warm and fuzzy.
2.Photos: All the world needs is love ...
3.Member: Meet David. We're pretty sure he's not as furry as his profile pic
suggests.
4.Good Travels Contest: Where have you traveled that inspired you?
5.Video: According to Razoo's boss, this critter tastes like chicken!
6.Group: Ever wonder what an organically grown community looks like?
7.Soapbox: Why buy a Lexus when you can do what Vince did?Most Requested "How-To"
Razoo'ers send messages to our Community Guru all of the time. In the past two weeks he received requests concerning how to change account notification preferences (such as Friend Requests, Kudos, Messages, etc.)
Login to Razoo.
Click on the "Preferences" link below the "My World" tab.
Uncheck/check the notifications you would like to receive/stop receiving, and then click "Save." This solution and more can be found on the Frequently Asked Questions page. Of course, you can always shoot the Community Guru an e-mail. He promises to send you a personalized answer -- that is, before he finishes building a robot that will do his job for him. :-)
Vince
Thursday, December 06, 2007
Homeless Children?
Razoo
Idealist
Change.org
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Try Change News Letter
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Something Different
Why not take some of the money and help give someone a holiday to remember?
Sunday, December 02, 2007
Mentor Someone
Can't Explore. With caseloads as high as 1,000 students per counselor, guidance counselors are too overburdened to effectively advise students on their futures. High school students receive less than 3 hours of career counseling over 4 years.
Don't Connect. There are over 16,000,000 American youths that need mentors and only 4,000,000 mentors.
Never Grasp. Students know very little about various professions and unwittingly choose the wrong career path.
Razoo
Idealist
Change.org
MyBlogLog
BlogCatalog
Try Change News Letter