Help Women & Enviro! by Liora Leah

The Rainforest Site and Global Girlfriend have teamed up to Help Women and the Environment at the same time with this Organic cotton T-shirt SALE!

The Rainforest Site will preserve 1145.0 sq. ft. of land for each Organic Summer Scoop Tee purchased.

Organic T-shirts On sale! Was $24.00, now $12.95

http://shop.therainforestsite.com/store/item.do?siteId=221&itemId=32525&origi...

Designed by Global Girlfriend and produced in the Tamil Nadu region of India by a cooperative of Franciscan nuns, our purchase of these shirts helped their co-op employ and care for 120 women who are either handicapped or economically disadvantaged. Additionally, the group supports 300 small local farmers in the Maharastra area who supply them with cotton.

Created to help women worldwide gain economic security for themselves and their families by earning fair wages for their handiwork, Global Girlfriend sources women-made, fair-trade imported, eco-friendly products. By supporting long-term partnerships with the artisans, it fosters equal employment opportunities, healthy and safe working conditions, technical assistance, and development strategies to help reduce poverty, one community at a time. Become a "Global Girlfriend" and help build a brighter future for girlfriends around the globe!

More about Global Girlfriend: http://www.globalgirlfriend.com/gifts/aboutus.do?siteId=344

And while you're at it, click here: http://www.therainforestsite.com/clickToGive/home.faces

The Rainforest Site is dedicated to the preservation of rainforests around the world. Your daily click funds the purchase of rainforest land by The Nature Conservancy, The Rainforest Conservation Fund, The World Parks Endowment, and Rainforest2Reef. These organizations work to preserve rainforest land in Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Paraguay and other locations worldwide.

On average, over 35,500 individuals from around the world visit the site each day to click the green "Click Here to Give - it's FREE" button. To date, more than 150 million visitors have preserved more than 40,500 acres of land.

--Thanks for Going Green!

Liora