Fri October 24 2008
If you have a cell phone that you no longer use, even one that doesn't work, you can donate it to charity. Send your old phone to the Secure the Call ...
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If you have a cell phone that you no longer use, even one that doesn't work, you can donate it to charity. Send your old phone to the Secure the Call Foundation (www.donatemycellphone.org) to have
your phone turned into a 911-use only device for senior citizens and potential victims of abuse. If you donate your phone to Cell Phones for Soldiers (www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com), it will be sold
to p...
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If you have a cell phone that you no longer use, even one that doesn't work, you can donate it to charity. Send your old phone to the Secure the Call Foundation (www.donatemycellphone.org) to have
your phone turned into a 911-use only device for senior citizens and potential victims of abuse. If you donate your phone to Cell Phones for Soldiers (www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com), it will be sold
to pay for calling cards for American troops. You can also send your phone to Recycling for Charities (www.recyclingforcharities.com), which will sell it to be recycled and donate the proceeds to the
cause of your choice.
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Fri October 17 2008
By using the websites featured in this episode, you can shop online from a wide variety of stores just as you normally would, and part of the proceeds...
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By using the websites featured in this episode, you can shop online from a wide variety of stores just as you normally would, and part of the proceeds will be donated to charity! The five websites
described in this episode are: www.goodbuying.org www.igive.com www.shopperosity.com www.charity-mall.org www.goodshop.com
By using the websites featured in this episode, you can shop online from a wide variety of stores just as you normally would, and part of the proceeds will be donated to charity! The five websites
described in this episode are: www.goodbuying.org www.igive.com www.shopperosity.com www.charity-mall.org www.goodshop.com
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