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Don't let CPSIA kill handmade toys in the USA

I'm so annoyed by this whole Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) put together by our Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) which is set to go into effect early this year. Admittedly I have a small handmade obsession stemming from my stumbling upon ETSY. I love handmade goodies.





OLPC "Give one, Get one" program @ Amazon has started..a true bargain

Earlier this year the OLPC Organization and Amazon announced their future collaboration regarding the organization's "Give one, Get one" program.





SPIRAL...a one-stop-shop for your holiday shopping and good karma needs

11/22/2008 - 10:00am
12/14/2008 - 6:00pm
US/Pacific

The S.P.I.R.A.L. Foundation, Spinning Potential Into Resources and Love, is a non-profit organization operating in Nepal and Vietnam "inspired by the principle of "Aid from within the Country." And is one of my new favorite things. A friend of mine pointed this amazing organization out explaining that she gets most of her holiday shopping done by purchasing items from the organization's shop and feeling extra gooey inside knowing her consumerism is serving a higher purpose.


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Tonight treat your family to a good ol' ice cream social for a good cause

09/25/2008 - 5:00pm
09/25/2008 - 8:00pm
US/Pacific

Tonight from 5-8pm mosey on down to your local Cold Stone Creamery and enjoy some free frozen sugary goodness on them.


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OLPC's Give One, Get One Program returns with some Amazon guns

It's a new school year, your kids need that laptop for homework, why not get them an XO? Sleek, modern, awesome and starting in November a practice in philanthropy when Amazon, in collaboration with One Laptop Per Child OLPC, an organization whose mission it is to "empower the children of developing countries to learn by providing one connected laptop to every school-age child" brings back their Give One, Get One Program selling the laptop on Amazon.


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There be gold and silver in thems fake teeth

An article on TreeHugger titled "Saving Kids and Precious Resources, One Set of Dentures At A Time" explains how Japan is taking preservation and charity to all new levels proving just how resourceful and kind of gross they are willing to be.





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