Comments for Shop to Save the Earth http://consumerbrigade.com/s2se Smart Shopping to Save the Planet Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:37:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Saving the World While I’m Drunk by Dan http://consumerbrigade.com/s2se/saving-the-world-while-im-drunk/#comment-41 Dan Tue, 16 Sep 2008 21:55:01 +0000 http://consumerbrigade.com/s2se/?p=46#comment-41 Dear Shop to Save the Earth, My name is Dan and I'm the President of a Everywun, a young startup company that is making it possible for every blogger to make a more sustainable world – regardless of where we are or how much time or money we have. Everywun provides philanthropic badges, that can be added to any blogs, online profiles, and web pages. The badges display a person's support for any of five causes – EverywunGreen, EverywunHealth, EverywunRelief, EverywunAnimals, and EverywunYouth, and earn funds for those causes each time they are clicked by a visitor – thanks to a business sponsor who cares! Beginning today, we're testing Everywun's functionality with bloggers who are actively supporting environmental initiatives, like you, and who might be interested in helping us to create a blogosphere in which every person has the opportunity to make a better world. I'd be honored if you'd register for a badge and put one on your blog. If you do, we'll reward you for being one of the first in our community to do so. Every badge procured in the first few weeks has a unique number (beginning with 1). By next week, we'll promote all partner blogs with badges by featuring links to all blogs with a badge. I'd also love to hear any feedback from you on how we can make Everywun's mission clearer, more exciting, and more approachable! Anything you can do to help us reach out to people to make a better world would be much appreciated! Thank you so much for your time. If you have any questions I've attached contact information below, and I'm happy to talk with you. I hope that you'll choose to get a badge and become one of the first members of an inspired community that is working to enable every blogger to participate in making a better world! Best regards, Dan<p class="wp-report-this"><a href="http://consumerbrigade.com/s2se?wp_rt_action=report_form&object_type=comment&object_id=41&width=250&height=300" class="thickbox" title="Report this comment">Report This</a></p> Dear Shop to Save the Earth,

My name is Dan and I’m the President of a Everywun, a young startup company that is making it possible for every blogger to make a more sustainable world – regardless of where we are or how much time or money we have.

Everywun provides philanthropic badges, that can be added to any blogs, online profiles, and web pages. The badges display a person’s support for any of five causes – EverywunGreen, EverywunHealth, EverywunRelief, EverywunAnimals, and EverywunYouth, and earn funds for those causes each time they are clicked by a visitor – thanks to a business sponsor who cares!

Beginning today, we’re testing Everywun’s functionality with bloggers who are actively supporting environmental initiatives, like you, and who might be interested in helping us to create a blogosphere in which every person has the opportunity to make a better world.

I’d be honored if you’d register for a badge and put one on your blog. If you do, we’ll reward you for being one of the first in our community to do so. Every badge procured in the first few weeks has a unique number (beginning with 1). By next week, we’ll promote all partner blogs with badges by featuring links to all blogs with a badge.

I’d also love to hear any feedback from you on how we can make Everywun’s mission clearer, more exciting, and more approachable! Anything you can do to help us reach out to people to make a better world would be much appreciated!

Thank you so much for your time. If you have any questions I’ve attached contact information below, and I’m happy to talk with you. I hope that you’ll choose to get a badge and become one of the first members of an inspired community that is working to enable every blogger to participate in making a better world!

Best regards,
Dan

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]]> Comment on How to Grow Green Kids, Part 1 by Marilyn B. http://consumerbrigade.com/s2se/how-to-grow-green-kids-part-1/#comment-32 Marilyn B. Sat, 30 Aug 2008 12:37:19 +0000 http://consumerbrigade.com/s2se/?p=35#comment-32 Reusing materials to make art and crafts is a fun way to teach kids about saving money. I'm an artist and educator who backed into the reuse and recycle thing when I was teaching elementary art. My principal cut my budget from $1,000 to $250 per semester, so I resorted to using trash or solid waste as art materials. That wasn't necessarily a bad thing, as it made me more resourceful and it stretched the kids' imaginations, too. In 1996, I launched The Imagination Factory, and since then, millions of people have visited, looking for inexpensive art ideas or ways to encourage kids to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Some of the activities include drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, paper mache, marbling, and crafts. A Trash Matcher links visitors with appropriate art activities that use the solid waste they have available, and a feature called the Badge Matcher allows Brownies, Girl Scouts and their leaders to quickly locate projects that help satisfy badge requirements. Visit The Imagination Factory at http://www.kid-at-art.com/.<p class="wp-report-this"><a href="http://consumerbrigade.com/s2se?wp_rt_action=report_form&object_type=comment&object_id=32&width=250&height=300" class="thickbox" title="Report this comment">Report This</a></p> Reusing materials to make art and crafts is a fun way to teach kids about saving money. I’m an artist and educator who backed into the reuse and recycle thing when I was teaching elementary art. My principal cut my budget from $1,000 to $250 per semester, so I resorted to using trash or solid waste as art materials. That wasn’t necessarily a bad thing, as it made me more resourceful and it stretched the kids’ imaginations, too.

In 1996, I launched The Imagination Factory, and since then, millions of people have visited, looking for inexpensive art ideas or ways to encourage kids to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Some of the activities include drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, paper mache, marbling, and crafts.

A Trash Matcher links visitors with appropriate art activities that use the solid waste they have available, and a feature called the Badge Matcher allows Brownies, Girl Scouts and their leaders to quickly locate projects that help satisfy badge requirements. Visit The Imagination Factory at http://www.kid-at-art.com/.

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