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After closing the polls this morning (forgot last night) Habitat for Humanity received 29% of the votes. Second Harvest and The American Red Cross tied for second with 16%. My favorite, the Tzu Chi Foundation, placed 4th with 13%. So as we promised we will be placing a donation to Habitat for Humanity for the sum of all ad revenue from the month of October. Its not much but every little bit helps.

I would like to take this time to call on all our readers to make donations as well. Any of the 7 charities we listed are excellent choices, or choose one of your own. If the victims of the California wildfires isn’t your cause of choice than donate to whatever you feel passionate about. America has so much extra, yet there are so many that need our help. Please do whatever you can to help those less fortunate than you.

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Since today is the last day to vote on which charity you feel deserves our income from October I wanted to jump right into our next Take Action piece.  As you all know sexual violence is still a problem in America that gets widely underreported.  Our justice system and our society make it difficult for [...]

We have created a poll on the sidebar to make voting for your choice of charity easier.  For those who missed the story (you can read it here) we are donating 100% of the money made from this website for the month of October to our readers choice of charity.  Originally we planned to donate [...]

Across the country today women are wearing red to speak out against violence towards women of color. This is a problem in our country and across the world that needs serious attention. Click here or on the image to learn more about what you can do to help.
Here is what one woman, Aishah [...]

As you all know California has recently been struck a terrible blow by raging wildfires which destroyed some 1800 homes. If you have been following the news you undoubtedly know that the political maneuvering started almost as fast as the fires themselves, and spread even faster. Coming from a proud tradition of firefighters [...]