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To: greenspirit who wrote (43073)	12/2/1999 12:48:00 PM
From: E	Respond to of 71178

I just bookmarked it. If you shop from a very good list of theirs, or at the website of your favorite not-for-profit, 5% of your purchase price will always be donated to your favorite charity. (Plus the $3. they gave because you registered.) I see that on their list is Amazon.com Books, Amazon.com Music, Amazon.com Toys, LL Bean, The Sharper Image, OfficeMax, Drugstore.com, sources for software and electronics, gourmet foods, etc. So when I order from Amazon.com, for example, I'll always do it from this site. BTW, I haven't been able to get the url for SaveRainforest.net to work for the last three days. It's the same one you gave me, and it worked before.... ? hungersite.com is now almost every day donating 3 cups of food. It took a long time for them to hit 2 3/4 routinely. I was excited the first time I saw that number. Today there is this message on their site: "Recent totals topped 1 million cups a day." I'm happy to see that since I was stopped, some other SI members are posting the hungersite.com link on various SI threads still, doing it occasionally, and never during trading hours. Sherry Fox is posting it regularly, and hasn't had any but positive comments, I understand. I'm happy that individuals are doing this.