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Take a click to help preserve the Rainforest

This will take a few seconds of your time, but make a huge difference in preserving the rainforest.

There are natural wonders everywhere that are worthy of our admiration and respect. We must take steps to preserve and protect that beauty for ourselves and for generations to come.

With a simple, click of the Big Green "Click Here to Give - it's FREE" button at The Rainforest Site, visitors help to preserve rainforest land. Visitors pay nothing. Critical habitat is preserved by our charitable partners.

If you can remember to click every day, it would also do so much more to save important ecosystems and give hope to future generations. Every click counts in the battle to save our rainforests.

Posted by Sherry Laursen on 11/08/2007 10:56 PM

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6 Comments on Take a click to help preserve the Rainforest

NOV

2007

Great animal photo. Thanks for sharing.

NOV

2007

Definitely a cause worth clicking for. You can count me in!

I really have to ask, how do these clicks for charity work? I have recently seen this form of internet philanthropy and can't understand how it translates into dollars for the rain forest.

Hi Sherry,

My click is in and I will share this info so that we get more clicks!

Big Smile, Jeanette Acevedo

Hi Sherry, You've got my click...and I'll remember to click every day, it takes a second and can make a big difference.

Bob & Carolin-I really love the pic also. Thanks for the click!

John-Great cause! Really appreciate it.

Todd & Danielle-How it basically works it the advertisers pays a certain amount of money to the company, in this case the charities for each click in hopes that maybe some of those clicks will actually turn into money for them by people looking over their products and making a purchase. In my case, it worked. I am really into preserving the environment and I am buying the recycled Christmas cards and note cards printed in soy ink. Hope that explains it a little better.

Jeanette-Glad to see you on here and thanks for sharing it with others

Carole-Thanks, your always a great help and I really appreciate it

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