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Publishers With A Purpose by Karen Day
In honor of Blog Action Day, we're proud to announce our involvement in Publishers With A Purpose—a group of online publishers who pledge to donate 5% of their advertising inventory to select nonprofits and social causes.
The realization that as busy creatives there isn't always time to become physically involved with charitable projects, inspired Flavorpill to create Publishers With A Purpose in 2009. They've succeeded in enlisting a large group of other digital publishers to join their common goal of raising money and awareness for worthy organizations such as Electronic Frontier Foundation, Architecture for Humanity, Charity:Water and more.
For information on how to get involved, see the Publishers With A Purpose website.
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