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You can support UNICEF just by doing all your normal shopping at website: http://www.nonprofitshoppingmall.com and choosing UNICEF as the nonprofit group you want a percent of your sales to go to.
Just go to http://www.nonprofitshoppingmall.com, choose UNICEF as your nonprofit group then shop the “mall”. A 2-7% of your sale will be donated to UNICEF through the site.
Put it on you bookmarks page and use it every time you shop. Its easy and a way to be a philanthropist and stretch your dollar.
Enjoy!
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