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Care2

33 Ratings: 3.8

an online community for healthy and green living, human rights and animal welfare.

http://www.care2.com/ The idea is simple: Make it easy for everyone to live a healthy, green lifestyle and impact the causes they care about most. Care2 provides powerful tools to make a difference in your life, community, … see full wiki

Tags: Websites, Green Living, Environment, Breast Cancer Awareness, Rainforests, Animal Wellfare

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Care2 make a donation? It's FREE!

May 22, 2009

by peekablue

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Care2 is a fun & interesting website. I found it several years ago when I was browsing the web out of boredom. They have a lot of great tips & articles on how to "be green." There are also tons of petitions to sign for almost any cause under the sun. They have their own e-cards & now they even have an online community.

My favorite part is the Take Action-Click To Donate page. All you have to do is click. The website's sponsors will make a donation for every click they receive. It's free to sign up & they will track the progress of your "donations." Each account is allowed one click per cause each day. You can even send links to your friends & if they click it also counts towards your donations. It's really simple to do & only takes a few minutes each day.

If, for whatever reason, you're not into saving the environment, there are also options to help with ending violence against women, child hunger, breast cancer, & pets. So, if you have a free minute, check it out. Thanks!

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djevoke May 28, 2009

Thanks so much for sharing this, Peekablue! I didn't even know this existed and really appreciate you giving us an opportunity to make a positive change.

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devora May 22, 2009

Learning how to be green and also being charitable at the same time? Sounds awesome! This reminds me a bit of FreeRice, where you get quizzed on things, and for every question you get right, a certain amount of rice grains is donated to a needy country.

Thanks for sharing!

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