By Skirt.com, Thursday, January 14, 2010, 0 comments
to Doctors Without Borders and help with the crisis in Haiti. Your gift will help support emergency medical care for the many men, women, and children that have been affected by the earthquake. Donate online now!
the world with Earthjustice, a non-profit public interest law firm dedicated to protecting the magnificent places, natural resources, and wildlife of this earth. With hundreds of victories, this team of lawyers is protecting our planet one case at a time.
your sisters. Make it possible for women and girls of color to attend notable events around the country with Event Scholarships through SisterSong, a reproductive justice group.
By Skirt.com, Sunday, November 1, 2009, 0 comments
your journal. Louder Than Words, a series of teen-authored memoirs, is taking submissions on a rolling basis from girls ages 13-19 who are interested in writing a memoir.
By Skirt.com, Sunday, November 1, 2009, 0 comments
a life with your sweet pup. Therapy dogs are used for many things, from helping children get comfortable reading aloud to brightening up residents at assisted living communities.
By Skirt.com, Sunday, November 1, 2009, 1 comments
African girls and invest in their economic independence. Camfed (The Campaign for Female Education) works in rural African communities to support girls from primary education into young adulthood.
By Skirt.com, Thursday, October 1, 2009, 0 comments
a friend, fellow room mom or student to run for office with She Should Run. The project was started by the Women’s Campaign Forum after various studies showed that women don’t think to run for office unless someone asks. Women win at the same rate as men, get more in the pipeline!
By Skirt.com, Thursday, October 1, 2009, 0 comments
kids drink clean water simply by playing. PlayPumps are water-pumping systems that double as merry-go-rounds. Over 1,000 have been installed and the group is hoping to have 4,000 by 2010.
By Skirt.com, Thursday, October 1, 2009, 0 comments
a woman in another part of the world with Women to Women International. The group will match you up with a woman to provide financial support for job skills and rights awareness and your letters will send hope to another part of the world.
By Skirt.com, Tuesday, September 1, 2009, 1 comments
out the “Women Say No to War Coalition” and make a donation to support Iraqi women’s organizations working for Peace in the Middle East. Visit womensmediacenter.com and click on “Join a Campaign” to find out more.
By Skirt.com, Tuesday, September 1, 2009, 1 comments
is running out. One of the oldest natural landscapes in America is disappearing...mountaintop by mountaintop. Help stop mountaintop removal mining with a donation to earthjustice.org (“because the earth needs a good lawyer”).
By Skirt.com, Tuesday, September 1, 2009, 0 comments
our servicewomen. One in three women in the armed forces will fall victim to sexual assault while serving our country and domestic abuse in the military is two to five times higher than civilian rates. Contact your representative and urge her/his sponsorship of the Military Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Response Act (H.R. 840).
lemonade and make a difference. Kids and youth groups can operate lemonade stands in July as part of LemonAID 2009 and donate proceeds to The Salvation Army to aid homeless children.
to the International Black Women's Film Festival. Featuring the best and brightest black female filmmakers, actresses, lyricists and celebrities, the festival is dedicated to combating stereotypes. ibwff.com
to filtered water and keep plastic bottles out of our landfills. Go to FilterForGood.com to buy a reusable Nalgene Brita-filtered bottle for about $10. Cost of saving the environment = priceless.
By Skirt.com, Thursday, April 30, 2009, 0 comments
to music with a message. The Pink Channel, XM24, donates a portion of its proceeds to City of Hope, which seeks to cure all cancers that affect women. Support the cause by making a donation or buying a product at whodoyoupinkfor.com.
for the best up-and-coming design student at a series of fashion design displays at the Natick Collection through the summer. For info on each month’s school, see natickcollection.com.
your story. Visit Lifelines, a unique online global community established by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), a non-partisan organization which provides women’s health care and promotes women’s rights. Tell your story and encourage friends to do so, and inspire women all over the world. worldlifelines.org.
By dgilbert1981, Sunday, April 5, 2009, 0 comments
an angel and donate to Be An Angel, an organization that works hard to improve the quality of life for children with multiple disabilities or profound deafness by providing equipment and selective services to them, their families and the institutions that help them. BeAnAngel.org.
By dgilbert1981, Friday, April 3, 2009, 0 comments
for change with Cyrus International, an organization whose TraffickingHOPE, OrphanHOPE, and DreamHOPE programs help worthy aid groups around the world fight human trafficking, assist orphaned children, and make a difference in the lives of the poor and socially oppressed.
your own reusable mug to any Starbucks Coffee shop and get 10 cents knocked off each drink purchase. For more details log on to starbucks.com/sharedplanet.
By Skirt.com, Thursday, March 26, 2009, 0 comments
stock, time or money to Safe Horizon, an organization on a mission to move victims of violence from crisis to confidence. Your company can also sponsor a local one-time or ongoing project to get involved. safehorizon.org
By Skirt.com, Thursday, March 26, 2009, 0 comments
your teen recognize digital dating abuse and take steps to prevent it. ThatsNotCool.com is designed to start a conversation among teens about how controlling behavior and harassment from a boyfriend or girlfriend, online or via cell phone, can turn into abuse.
By Constance, Thursday, March 26, 2009, 0 comments
yourself some karma. Malaria is the number one cause of death and illness among refugees in Africa (and women and children are 75 percent of the refugee population). For only $10, you can send a mosquito net through nothingbutnets.net.
By jennymaxwell, Monday, December 29, 2008, 0 comments
and know you’ll get a good return. Through Kiva, you can provide a microloan of as little as $25 to an entrepreneur in a developing country—a woman starting a school, restaurant, or farm—then track the project, and have your money returned when the loan is repaid. Join team skirt! at kiva.org/community.