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Clean water and more: Helping others
http://coolcleanwater.blogspot.com/
This blog presents ways to help people who are in need of help. Information is provided so that people can help those in need obtain food and water in free and low cost ways. There is also information on helping to end malaria.
- Added on: Apr 30th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Sharon Hudson
- Listed in: Economic Activism Health
- Tags: poverty helping clean water developing countries prevent disease ending poverty
Recent Posts
Donate, Donate, Donate!
In this world, there are so many ways to donate. Donating can make you feel good about yourself. It's an easy way to make a difference. With the holidays coming up, if you find yourself lonely, no children to buy presents for, disappointed or bore...
Buying toy bunnies lead to empowering communities
I LOVE my snuggle bunny. I've had it for several years. It is soooooo cute!! Snuggle bunnies are beautiful bunnies made with cloth woven from a loom and stuffed with rice. I love just looking at my bunny, but you can use it to relieve pain, by warmin...
Volunteering to help the senior citizens
Volunteering to help senior citizens can be very rewarding. If you are lonely or bored, spending time with an elderly person might fulfill you in ways you never even thought. Not only may you find joy, but you may also bring joy to a lonely senior ci...
Make a Child Smile
Make a Child Smile is a wonderful organization that allows people to send letters and gifts to children who have very serious medical conditions. I came across this site some months ago and it made me feel good to send a card to brighten a sick chi...
Learning results in money donated
A viewer was kind enough to leave some information in the comments section of the last entry. The comments was about the website AidToChildren.com, so I checked it out. The website AidToChildren.com hosts a vocabulary game. It's a chance to improve y...
Freerice.com- more than a vocabulary game for donating food
The other day my friend went on the site at http://www.freerice.com/ to play the vocabulary game, so that food could be donated at no cost to him. He did a bit of exploring and found that this site covers many more subjects than just vocabulary. It c...
