Habitat for Humanity offers opportunities for individuals and groups to help build (or in New Orleans' case, rebuild) houses. To volunteer, read their FAQ. Read safety guidelines before registering. Check their volunteer calendar for opportunities.
Volunteer Groups, will need to visit the group volunteers page, and individuals must visit this page for more information.
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In 2009, as I resolved to be a better all-around person (who didn't?), I thought with the "trying economic times" I'd try to think of ways to make a difference without spending a fortune. I hope to use this blog to record my endeavors and inspire my children.
Suggestions and comments
Please send any ideas and comments to givingwithoutspending@gmail.com. Thanks for visiting!
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- Day 120: Find volunteer opportunities
- Day 119: Donate a car
- Day 118: Get tested
- Day 117: Donate unused leave time
- Day 116: Technology Trade-In Programs
- Day 115: Help Grow Your Soup
- Day 114: Contact your local animal shelter
- Day 113: Virtual Caregiving Part II
- Day 112: Double Up on Dinner
- Day 111: Click for a Cure
- Day 110: Adopt a Highway
- Day 109: Start a carpool
- Day 108: Virtual caregiving
- Day 107: Get neighbors involved
- Day 106: Donate expired coupons to troops overseas
- Day 105: Sign up for Ashton Kutcher's Twitter
- Day 104: Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity
- Day 103: Campbell's Labels for Education
- Day 102: Create a cookbook
- Day 101: Donate a prom dress
- Day 100: Make a bucket list
- Day 99: Share your children
- Day 98: Recycling Cell Phones Part II
- Day 97: Donate technology
- Day 96: Record your family history
- Day 95: Write a thank you note
- Day 94: Be positive!
- Day 93: Register through Wedding Channel
- Day 92: Calculate your ecological footprint
- Day 91: Update your paperwork
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