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The Give Back Solution

 

Jane Goodall Institute's Roots and Shoots names The Give-Back Solution as its December Book Pick.

The Give-Back Solution: Create a Better World with Your Time, Talents, and Travel (Whether You Have $10 or $10,000) is your guide to being a change agent here and across the world!

Do you want to help determined, impoverished women enjoy first savings accounts? Or help a returning soldier or homeless person find jobs? Maybe put up schools in remote villages so young girls can finally get an education? A stirring call to action, The Give-Back Solution shines a light on more than 200 leading make-a-difference organizations waiting for your help - while sharing the amazing stories of unsung heroes saving lives and inspiring others.
 
Learn how you can join people just like yourself to:
·         Dine with Dining for Women and help deserving, resilient women and girls around the world
·         Get clean water, sanitation, books, and malaria nets into remote schools from Asia to Africa
·     Join Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots and care for animals and habitats impacted by climate change
·         Share support and aid with AIDS orphans
·         Take a life-changing volunteer vacations to ease poverty, illiteracy, diseases, or hunger around the world - or in our own backyards
·         Make small loans to organizations that boost small entrepreneurs, from goat herders to shoemakers
·         Get food, jobs, homes, training - and much-needed  hope--to people reaching for a better day
 
"Millions are deciding they can't ignore the needs here and around the world and are living lives of purpose as change agents. Come join the give-back revolution and the people and amazing projects that will change your life!" says author Susan Skog.
 
The Give-Back Solution is supported by ServiceNation, the Building Bridges Coalition, Jane Goodall Institute, Travelocity, Google, and many other organizations at work around the world.
 
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