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I’d like to ask you to take just two minutes of your Internet time (from checking email, web-surfing or blog-hopping) to check out these very special websites:
The Hunger Site
For just a click a day, the website promises to donate a cup of food for the hungry. If you can click-thru on an ad or to a site that interests you in the course of your surfing, why not take a moment or two to click-thru to this site? Hungry people in places like Africa will thank you for it even if they don’t know how their food came about. Pelf also blogged about it sometime back here.
FreeRice
This is also another feed the hungry site, but they do it differently by making you exercise your grey matter a little bit in the process. You have to play a word game, and for every word you get correct twenty grains of rice will be donated. There’ll be a visual graphic on your screen showing you how many grains of rice you’ve successfully donated and I find that really motivating (for me, at least) to keep on playing the word game. Not only do I get to enhance my vocabulary, I also get to do a bit for charity at the same time.
So, can you take a bit of time to click-for-charity? Do a good deed everyday :o)
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Hey thanks for the great blog, I love this stuff. I don’t usually do much for Earth Day but with everyone going green these days, I thought I’d try to do my part.
I am trying to find easy, simple things I can do to help stop global warming (I don’t plan on buying a hybrid). Has anyone seen that http://www.EarthLab.com is promoting their Earth Day (month) challenge, with the goal to get 1 million people to take their carbon footprint test in April? I took the test, it was easy and only took me about 2 minutes and I am planning on lowering my score with some of their tips.
I am looking for more easy fun stuff to do. If you know of any other sites worth my time let me know.