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Entries Tagged as 'Conservation'
Sell Electronics on eBay, Get $5 and Give $5 to a Great Cause
April 24th, 2011 · 1 Comment · Conservation, eBay
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Beautiful Sari Scarf
March 1st, 2011 · No Comments · Conservation
This Sari Scarf from Uncommon Goods is available in blue, cinnamon, or red/cream color. It is an incredibly beautiful silk scarf, handmade in India. The process these scarves are made with is fascinating. Fine vintage saris are selected, cut into strips, and hand-stitched together with others to create beautiful, unique patterns (it’s almost like “quilting” […]
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Groupon Superbowl Commercials – Are they Using Charity for Crass Commercialism?
February 7th, 2011 · No Comments · Conservation, Developing Areas
Every year, it seems every Superbowl advertiser wants to be The One that everyone talks about the next day. It’s no wonder, since advertisers can pay $2.5 million to $2.8 million for a 30 second spot. That’s $93,333 each second they’re on the air. So each year, advertisers get more and more outrageous. As a […]
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Recipes from Vermont
January 15th, 2011 · No Comments · Conservation
Dishing Up® Vermont: 145 Authentic Recipes from the Green Mountain State is a collection of recipes from Vermont. If you’ve ever experienced or dreamed of waking up on a snowy morning in a warm Bed and Breakfast in Vermont and enjoying a home-cooked gourmet meal, this is the closest you’ll come without booking a trip. […]
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Give a National Wildlife Foundation Christmas Gift
December 10th, 2010 · No Comments · Animal Causes, Conservation, National Wildlife Federation
On December 12, the National Wildlife Federation is offering a 30% off a Wild Animal Baby Bundle (1 year subscription, Plush & DVD). This is a great way to benefit a great cause, while teaching your kids about the importance of appreciating and taking care of God’s most vulnerable creatures. The one-year subscription will keep […]
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Charity Wine: Give OneHOPE Wine for charity
November 9th, 2010 · 11 Comments · AIDS, Autism, Breast Cancer, Children's Charities, Conservation, Veterans and Military
When visiting someone’s house for a dinner party this holiday season, there are few gifts that are both as practical and as meaningful as a good bottle of wine. There’s something about a bottle of wine that makes any dinner special. That 2-liter bottle of Coke doesn’t have nearly the story to tell as those […]
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Best Home Water Delivery Service
September 28th, 2010 · No Comments · Conservation
I admit, once I started drinking Fiji Water, it was tough for me to go back to water from France or from Maine. There’s just something inherently refreshing about water that comes from the islands of the South Pacific with its crystal clear blue water and its eternal sunshine. And don’t get me started about […]
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Nature Christmas Cards 2010 from the National Wildlife Federation
August 3rd, 2010 · 2 Comments · Conservation
October 2010 Update: The National Wildlife Federation is offering the following special if you order 2010 Christmas Cards from now until October 15: Don’t Let $5 Off + Free Shipping Pass You By. Shop Now! Expires Oct.15! If you missed out on the previous special for these beautiful holiday cards, jump on this one. Christmas […]
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Support for Animals Affected by the Gulf Oil Spill
July 21st, 2010 · No Comments · Conservation
It’s great news that it looks like BP has finally capped the oil spill. But it’ll be years before we know the full measure of the damage that the last few months of constant gushing oil has done to the environment and the wildlife in the Gulf Coast area. And human nature being what it […]
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Go Green Tricycle
June 21st, 2010 · 1 Comment · Amazon, Conservation
The Kettler Go-Green Trike is a great tricycle for young children 18 months and older. It’s the perfect first tricycle for a child and is environmentally friendly, as 98% of the plastic parts (the seat, wheels, pedals, fender, tip bucket, information card and shipping carton) are made from recycled materials. The frame is made of sturdy steel. […]
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