Use www.goodsearch.com instead of Google, and donate to Common Cause for free!

[lindysalsagal]

How many people knew about this?

I just found it when I signed the common cause petition to get wall st out of politics.

http://www.goodsearch.com

You choose Common Cause as your charity and they send them money even when you don't buy anything!

Awesome!

Sure beats giving Google all the $$!

[chill_wind]

1. K & R.

I've been using it for many months (and encouraged others to take a look.) They have a good shopping vendor database of participants that increases proceeds even more. Black Friday and Christmas will be here before we know it.

[Justina For Justice]

4. Tried To Select "Occupy Wall Street" as My Charity, Didn't Work.

Can someone figure out how to get the "Occupy Wall Street" folks to qualify for Goodsearch's search/shop donations?

[chill_wind]

5. They would have to meet the criteria

of a registered charity or non-profit or as described here:

"To participate in our program, your organization must be a registered non-profit or school. This can include charities, hospitals and clinics, volunteer services, political organizations, fraternal organizations, professional associations, religious organizations, governmental agencies, etc"

http://www.goodsearch.com/addcharity.aspx

[lindysalsagal]

8. No, it's Common Cause. They're wonderful.

[silverweb]

2. Thanks!

:hi:

[hlthe2b]

3. K&R...... that is great!

[chill_wind]

6. Also-- if your favorite cause isn't in the database

you can add it yourself, as long as you have all the info needed

http://www.goodsearch.com/addcharity.aspx

"Before submitting an organization, please be sure that it doesn't already exist in the database. Try searching on only part of the organization's name first. For example:

To find "Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation", search for "Diabetes".
To find "Warner Avenue Elementary School", try searching for "Warner Avenue".

[PETRUS]

7. K&R nt