Last week, Howard of ClickNGo suggested a site, and as promised, I’m featuring it this week.
Here’s his post to the comments section from last Sunday:
Even if you cannot give money, or provide a link, there are ways you can support those who are hungry and who suffer from the effects of the injustices and poverty.
If you or your readers enjoy coffee, you can help support struggling coffee farmers throughout the world by buying coffee through the Lutheran World Relief. The coffee is excellent and far superior to the gourmet bags you can buy in stores.
Thank you for telling us about another way we can contribute, Howard.
The idea of non-profit Sundays, for those of you just joining us, is that those of us who own small businesses online often underestimate our power to influence change. If we all come together and either contribute even a small amount, provide a link back, tell our visitors, or as Howard suggests, shift money we were going to spend anyway, to a charitable organization, we can affect great change.
This past week, I was blessed to be featured on Site Pro News again for the sixth time this calendar year, a publication that gets me a great deal of attention. Normally, I make a donation of that day’s proceeds to the non=profit organizations that I feature. This time, I will be donating a portiaon of the sales generated between last Sunday and next Sunday to the sites featured since I started Non-Profit Sundays as a celebration of my own good fortun. .
If you’re doing better than expected this year you can join me, or do as Howard suggests this week. If you can’t, please, just mention some of these sites to your newsletter or site audience. You’d be surprised how many people may follow with similiar actions from your example.
