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Creative Director
Member since May 05, 2007
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Well it seems that Design 21 is not alone in wanting to connect designers with social needs. Virb, a new media-sharing website (akin to YouTube and MySpace) is now entering into this effort.
Its great to see that more and more companies are taking up interest in the promotion of good causes.
Posted May 20, 2007
By George Eid
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We can learn from them...share with them...borrow from them...contribute to them
Posted May 22, 2007
By Daniel Stillman
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It seems we are not alone out there, which is a good thing. It reminds me, has anyone seen Sam Potts' work for 826NYC? It 's also know as the Superhero Store in Brooklyn. The shop sells 'superhero' items like invisibility and such. All the proceeds go to 826NYC which is a non-profit to help kids with their writing skills. Good times, check out his website
Posted May 24, 2007
By Emily
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Spreading the writing seed with the flair of a well-heeled pirate, link to the San Francisco branch of the McSweeney's-affiliated non-profit, 826 Valencia here. The SF chapter features a David Byrne-endorsed pirate supply store. Across Valencia Street is another McSweeney's affiliate, Little Otsu publishing. Other 826 locations are in Boston, Chicago, LA, Ann Arbor and Seattle.
Posted May 28, 2007
By Micki McCoy
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Social Design mainly focuses the social life which deals with actions, behaviors and motivations for the people who work together. Other Social Design communities are also available through which we can learn, share and contribute for the Social Design. It is really useful.
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Posted October 08, 2008
By rishabh03 03
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I bought the Allumonde Ring.
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Just one Allumonde Ring...
Can provide gardening tools for a Cambodian Family, giving them a means of earning income and becoming self sufficient.
