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Mar. 9th, 2007
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Link of the Day
Mar. 9th, 2007 02:30 pmBrought to us by my old college pal ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
aireal, today's link of the day is...Seventh Generation.
Pardon the observation, gentlemen, but women's shelters in the U.S. go through thousands of tampons and pads monthly. Assistance agencies generally help with expenses for "everyday necessities" such as toilet paper, diapers, and clothing, but one of the most BASIC needs is overlooked: feminine hygiene products.
Seventh Generation, a green paper and cleaning products company, will donate a box of sanitary products to a women's shelter in your chosen state -- just for clicking the link. Talk about easy (and, yes, it is legitimate)!
It's very very easy. Go to http://www.tampontification.com/donate.php and select your state from the drop-down list. (For my international friends, pick any state you want.) Then, in the cute picture at right, drag the heart along the path and drop it inside the house. That's it! That's all the effort required. I hope you'll all click!
aireal, today's link of the day is...Seventh Generation.Pardon the observation, gentlemen, but women's shelters in the U.S. go through thousands of tampons and pads monthly. Assistance agencies generally help with expenses for "everyday necessities" such as toilet paper, diapers, and clothing, but one of the most BASIC needs is overlooked: feminine hygiene products.
Seventh Generation, a green paper and cleaning products company, will donate a box of sanitary products to a women's shelter in your chosen state -- just for clicking the link. Talk about easy (and, yes, it is legitimate)!
It's very very easy. Go to http://www.tampontification.com/donate.php and select your state from the drop-down list. (For my international friends, pick any state you want.) Then, in the cute picture at right, drag the heart along the path and drop it inside the house. That's it! That's all the effort required. I hope you'll all click!