Everyday Bliss For Women In Leadership

If you travel as much as I have been lately, you’ll want to check into the Free Frequent Flyer Miles website. Friend Gary has put together an amazing bonanza of sites offering free Frequent Flyer miles in various offer combinations - go check him out!  He also gives a nice listing of charitable giving sites as I have periodically posted here. Some new ones in this list, be sure to see all the rest of the info at Gary’s site…check these out though:

PovertyFighters.com.
Provides micro loans to help start tiny businesses in developing
countries. Two clicks per day permitted. There is also a college
competition in which you may participate. (But you don’t have to sign
up for this to contribute your 2 clicks per day.) I love this concept.
If this program does what it says it does, it is my favorite.

Care2.
Marine wetlands, rainforest, American prairie, oceans, big cats,
primates, pets in need, breast cancer, violence against women,
children. My link takes you to the first three. Use the tabs on top for
the others.

FreeDonation.com.
Stop Aids, Support the Arts, Defeat Cancer, Protect Environment,
Promote Education, For the Children, House the Homeless, End Hunger. My
link takes you to the Stop Aids page. Use the tabs to get to the rest.
Very quick.

Solar Site. They say that each click is converted to 1 Kw of solar energy.

EcologyFund.com.
Save rainforest, coastal habitat, and Wilderness, protect endangered
species, and reduce pollution. Click on a brown button. Click on an ad
on the page you get to increase the contribution. Then go back and
click on the next brown button.

The Rainforest Site.
Rainforests, Animal Rescue, Literacy, Breast Cancer, Child Health, and
Hunger. My link takes you to the Rainforest page. Use the tabs at the
top of the page to the other causes.

Ett klick för skogen. Old growth forest in Sweden.

The Stop HIV Site.

The Environment Site.org. Currently your clicks support the Surrey Wildlife Trust in England.

Land Care Niagra. Land Care Niagara is committed to creating a healthy and sustainable rural and urban environment in the Niagra, Ontario area.

The Sloan-Kettering Institute. Help the The Sloan-Kettering Institute conduct research to fight cancer.

Tree4Life. Help to plant a tree in the Brazilian Rainforest.

Red Jellyfish. Click to save rainforest and feed chimps. Also very nice e-cards.

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