It has been a while! This one is just to tell you that I have added a banner on the right to promote http://kiva.org. Kiva is an organisation giving you the opportunity to offer microloans to people in need all over the world. Here are my current and past (as some have paid back their loan) borrowers.
I suggest that you find $25 and start lending 
You can join Club Thievey by sending money to The Madagascar Fauna Group. It is all about lemurs. Mike Lee has the story in his post. Let’s try and save the lemurs! As an added bonus, send Mike a copy of the receipt for donations over $100 and he will send you a lemur very much like the one in the photos…
When was the last time you gave money to a good cause?
Here is one that will cost you 20 seconds of your time every day… And it won’t cost you anything.
Hello Apple,
How about letting your international customers provide help to the victims of Katrina via a link in their local iTMS?
You could also allow them to “purchase” via the US store (currently not possible, I tried). Instead of sending them back to their own store again, do redirect them to the American Red Cross page.
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Jonas has launched Bloggers without Borders. From the site:
Bloggers without Borders is a citizen journalism hub, dedictated to raising consicence for, and about, events around the world. We use the tools and exposure of modern citizen journalism as a means to lend a hand in the creation of awareness and outbound information management.
So join in. You can also donate to the Tsunami relief funds via the web site.
It is very difficult to grasp the extent of the disaster happening in Asia right now. Yes it is still happening. The tsunami is gone but the devastation is still there…
This time of the year is when we tend to spoil each other and ourselves which is OK of course, but consider giving monetary donations to the victims in Asia. Consider any of these organisations:
Unicef: South Asia Tsunami Relief Efforts
Médécins san frontières: Tsunami Emergency Appeal
Save the Children: Asia Earthquake/Tsunami Relief Fund
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A Whole Lotta Nothing notes a good idea. Donate your petty change when shopping! I totally agree with him. A nice and easy way to help others and you get rid of your change as well 