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and learn how you can help out.

Music in Schools Today - a San Francisco Bay Area non-profit organization with national impact - advocates for, supports and develops integrated, accessible, sustainable and measurable music-in-education programs that improve student achievement.

ASSE International Student Exchange Program - TFN

The ASSE International Student Exchange Program is looking for host families for teens from countries around the world for a semester or a year of high school.

Students are screened and insured, and bring their own spending money. For details go to www.asse.com or call 800-733-2773

Sustainable Surf - TFN

You can recycle the Styrofoam blocks used to ship that electronic equipment! Sustainable Surf makes them into new surfboards through their "Waste to Waves" program.  For a list of donation locations go to www.wastetowaves.org/

French-American International School - 2/12

The French American International School celebrates its 50th anniversary with innovators like filmmaker Tiffany Schlain, actor Peter Coyote, venture capitalist Michael Moritz, and more, at the Castro Theater Feb 11th.  Find out more at www.internationalsf.org/50castrotheatre

Community Blueprint- TFN

"Community Blueprint" is a service that co-ordinates services for veterans, armed forces members, and their families. It helps navigate the complicated network of organizations that can help. Find the link at  www.communityblueprintnetwork.org

Commonwealth Club - TFN

The Commonwealth Club presents "Inside Apple: How America's Most Admired & Secretive Company Really Works", Wed. Feb 15 in San Francisco. If you're interested, find the link at www.commonwealthclub.org

St Lawrence Education Center - 2/11

Win a trip to New Orleans or an Apple i-Pad 2 at the St. Lawrence Education Center's Mardi Gras Night, Sat. Feb 11 at the St. Lawrence Community Center in Santa Clara. Find out more at www.saintlawrence.maestroweb.com or call 408-296-2260 x 322

Freedom Socialist Party - 2/17

Catch the documentary "Freedom Riders", in honor of Black History Month, on Fri Feb 17 at the New Valencia Hall in San Francisco. Find out more at 415-864-1278; bafsp@earthlink.net

Square Peg Foundation-3/4

Bay Area favorites Megan Slankard and Luce will play a benefit for the "Square Peg Foundation", the horse rescue and adaptive riding center for those with disabilities, on Sun. March 4th at Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga. Find out more at www.hosv.org

Palo Alto Art Center - 3/2

Artists: The Palo Alto Art Center is holding a "new logo competition". The winner will get lots of promotional coverage, and a great showcase piece for their portfolio. Find out more at
 650-329-3266; artcenter@cityofpaloalto.org

Children's Hospital - Notes & Words - 4/28

Get tickets now for the popular "Notes & Words" benefit, matching notable musicians and authors, Sat. April 28th at the Fox in Oakland. Micheal Chabon (SHAY-bahn), Anne Lamott, (John Hodgeman, Kelly Corrigan,) and Cake will participate. It's a benefit for Oakland's Children's Hospital. Find out more at www.notesandwords.org

Nat'l Highway Safety Administration - TFN

According to the National Highway Safety Administration and the Ad Council, the time it takes your eyes off the road to send a text, is enough to travel the length of a football field. Find out more at  "StopTextsStopWrecks.org" - get that link again at  www.stoptextsstopwrecks.org

Homeward Bound - 2/24

The opening night party for the "Art of the Americas" exhibit of pre-Columbian art, will benefit Homeward Bound's programs for homeless families. It's Fri Feb 24th at Marin Civic Center and features cuisine from Marin's famed "Sol Food" restaurant. Find out more at www.hbofm.org; www.marinshow.com

Sutter Delta Medical Center Auxiliary 2/25

An all-you-can-eat Crab Feed will help the Sutter Delta Medical Center Auxiliary purchase equipment the hospital cannot afford. It's Sat Feb 25th at the VFW in Antioch, and you can find out more at 925-756-1160
 

The San Francisco Film Society - 2/8

Filmmakers: The San Francisco Film Society is accepting applications for grants for documentaries with themes of human rights and social justice. The deadline is Feb 8th. Get the details at www.sffs.org/filmmaker-services/grants
 

Tiburon Film Festival - 2/7

The Tiburon Film Festival presents a free showing of the documentary "Adventure Ocean Quest", with groundbreaking closeups of elusive marine creatures, Tues Feb 7 at the Bay Model in Sausalito. For details go to: www.tiburonfilmfestival.com; 415-381-4123

California State Parks Foundation

One out of every 4 California State Parks is scheduled to close in 6 months. The California State Parks Foundation has launched a campaign called "Defend What Is Yours" to mobilize grass root efforts to save the nation's biggest and best state park system. If you'd like to find out more go to www.calparks.org/defend
 

Commonwealth Club - TFN

Upcoming programs at the Commonwealth Club include "Coping with the Threat of Global Mega-Crises" , and, "Sun Spots: Solar Energy Installations in Our Deserts". If you're interested, find the link at www.commonwealthclub.org

Cinequest -TFN

The Cinequest (SIN-uh-quest) Film festival is looking for enthusiastic film-lovers to volunteer for the 22nd annual festival in San Jose in late February and early March. It's a fun and fulfilling way to meet people. Find out more at www.cinequest.org; 408-295-FEST

AASK - 2/7

Find out how you can make a difference in a child's life by adopting or becoming a foster parent, at a free workshop Tues Feb 7th in Oakland. Find out more at www.aask.org; 510-553-1748

Our City Forest

Be a "Tree Amigo" and help "Our City Forest" plant trees in business, residential, and open space areas in San Jose. Classes start Nov 10. Find out more at: treeamigoclass@ourcityforest.org; 408-009-7337 x 123

Juvenile Diabetes RF

Take a "step" towards a cure for Juvenile Diabetes with the JDRF Walks October 9th at Great America,  Oct 16th at the Oakland Zoo, ,and Oct 30th at the Marina Green. Find out more at:www.jdrf.org

Square Peg Foundation - 3/4

Bay Area favorites Megan Slankard and Luce will play a benefit for the "Square Peg Foundation", the horse rescue and adaptive riding center for those with disabilities, on Sun. March 4th at Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga. Web only: www.hosv.org

Valley Humane Society

The East Bay's "Valley Humane Society", one of the few agencies that cares for surrendered pets, will have to close its doors unless they can raise funds from the public in the next 30 days. Donations are down, and pet food costs are up. If you can help, go to: valleyhumanesociety.org/

Palo Alto Art Center - 3/2

Artists: The Palo Alto Art Center is holding a "new logo competition". The winner will get lots of promotional coverage, and a great showcase piece for their portfolio.  Web only: 650-329-3266; artcenter@cityofpaloalto.org

Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corp (non-profit) - TFN

Get a new cell phone for Christmas? Recycle the old one - they have batteries that will pollute the landfill if you just throw them in the garbage. This applies to laptops, digital cameras, and cordless landlines too. For a recycling location near you, find the Call2Recycle link at www.call2recycle.org

Nat'l Highway Safety Administration - TFN

According to the National Highway Safety Administration and the Ad Council, the time it takes your eyes off the road to send a text, is enough to travel the length of a football field. Find out more at  www.stoptextsstopwrecks.org

Children's Hospital - Notes & Words - 4/28

Get tickets now for the popular "Notes & Words" benefit, matching notable musicians and authors, Sat. April 28th at the Fox in Oakland. Micheal Chabon (SHAY-bahn), Anne Lamott, (John Hodgeman, Kelly Corrigan,) and Cake will participate. It's a benefit for Oakland's Children's Hospital. Find out more at www.notesandwords.org!

Cinequest - 2/28

The Cinequest (SIN-uh-quest) Film festival is looking for enthusiastic film-lovers to volunteer for the 22nd annual festival in San Jose in late February and early March. It's a fun and fulfilling way to meet people. Find out more at www.cinequest.org; 408-295-FEST!

San Francisco Circus Center - 2/11

Celebrate the Year of the Dragon with the 2012 Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt Feb 11, starting at Justin Herman Plaza and winding thru Chinatown. It benefits the San Francisco Circus Center. Find out more at 415-564-9400, or visit www.sftreasurehunts.com

Freedom Socialist Party - 2/17

Catch the documentary "Freedom Riders", in honor of Black History Month, on Fri Feb 17 at the New Valencia Hall in San Francisco. Web only: 415-864-1278; bafsp@earthlink.net

School of Italian Language and Culture (non-profit) - 3/1

Learn a new language in the New Year! The non-profit School of Italian Language and Culture has classes starting in the spring. Registration is open now. Find out more at www.italianclasses.com; 650-574-3089

Commonwealth Club - TFN

Provocative upcoming programs at The Commonwealth Club include: "Is Marriage for White People?", exploring the institution of marriage over the past 50 years, and "Cheating to Get Ahead", exposing the cheating epidemic in modern American culture. Web Only: www.commonwealthclub.org
 

ASSE International Student Exchange Program - TFN

The ASSE International Student Exchange Program is looking for host families for teens from countries around the world for a semester or a year of high school.

Students are screened and insured, and bring their own spending money. For details go to www.asse.com or call 800-733-2773

Sustainable Surf - TFN

You can recycle the Styrofoam blocks used to ship that electronic equipment! Sustainable Surf makes them into new surfboards through their "Waste to Waves" program.  For a list of donation locations go to www.wastetowaves.org/

French-American International School - 2/12

The French American International School celebrates its 50th anniversary with innovators like filmmaker Tiffany Schlain, actor Peter Coyote, venture capitalist Michael Moritz, and more, at the Castro Theater Feb 11th.  Find out more at www.internationalsf.org/50castrotheatre

Community Blueprint- TFN

"Community Blueprint" is a service that co-ordinates services for veterans, armed forces members, and their families. It helps navigate the complicated network of organizations that can help. Find the link at  www.communityblueprintnetwork.org

Commonwealth Club - TFN

The Commonwealth Club presents "Inside Apple: How America's Most Admired & Secretive Company Really Works", Wed. Feb 15 in San Francisco. If you're interested, find the link at www.commonwealthclub.org

St Lawrence Education Center - 2/11

Win a trip to New Orleans or an Apple i-Pad 2 at the St. Lawrence Education Center's Mardi Gras Night, Sat. Feb 11 at the St. Lawrence Community Center in Santa Clara. Find out more at www.saintlawrence.maestroweb.com or call 408-296-2260 x 322

Freedom Socialist Party - 2/17

Catch the documentary "Freedom Riders", in honor of Black History Month, on Fri Feb 17 at the New Valencia Hall in San Francisco. Find out more at 415-864-1278; bafsp@earthlink.net

Square Peg Foundation-3/4

Bay Area favorites Megan Slankard and Luce will play a benefit for the "Square Peg Foundation", the horse rescue and adaptive riding center for those with disabilities, on Sun. March 4th at Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga. Find out more at www.hosv.org

Palo Alto Art Center - 3/2

Artists: The Palo Alto Art Center is holding a "new logo competition". The winner will get lots of promotional coverage, and a great showcase piece for their portfolio. Find out more at
 650-329-3266; artcenter@cityofpaloalto.org

Children's Hospital - Notes & Words - 4/28

Get tickets now for the popular "Notes & Words" benefit, matching notable musicians and authors, Sat. April 28th at the Fox in Oakland. Micheal Chabon (SHAY-bahn), Anne Lamott, (John Hodgeman, Kelly Corrigan,) and Cake will participate. It's a benefit for Oakland's Children's Hospital. Find out more at www.notesandwords.org

Nat'l Highway Safety Administration - TFN

According to the National Highway Safety Administration and the Ad Council, the time it takes your eyes off the road to send a text, is enough to travel the length of a football field. Find out more at  "StopTextsStopWrecks.org" - get that link again at  www.stoptextsstopwrecks.org

Homeward Bound - 2/24

The opening night party for the "Art of the Americas" exhibit of pre-Columbian art, will benefit Homeward Bound's programs for homeless families. It's Fri Feb 24th at Marin Civic Center and features cuisine from Marin's famed "Sol Food" restaurant. Find out more at www.hbofm.org; www.marinshow.com

Sutter Delta Medical Center Auxiliary 2/25

An all-you-can-eat Crab Feed will help the Sutter Delta Medical Center Auxiliary purchase equipment the hospital cannot afford. It's Sat Feb 25th at the VFW in Antioch, and you can find out more at 925-756-1160
 

The San Francisco Film Society - 2/8

Filmmakers: The San Francisco Film Society is accepting applications for grants for documentaries with themes of human rights and social justice. The deadline is Feb 8th. Get the details at www.sffs.org/filmmaker-services/grants
 

Tiburon Film Festival - 2/7

The Tiburon Film Festival presents a free showing of the documentary "Adventure Ocean Quest", with groundbreaking closeups of elusive marine creatures, Tues Feb 7 at the Bay Model in Sausalito. For details go to: www.tiburonfilmfestival.com; 415-381-4123

California State Parks Foundation

One out of every 4 California State Parks is scheduled to close in 6 months. The California State Parks Foundation has launched a campaign called "Defend What Is Yours" to mobilize grass root efforts to save the nation's biggest and best state park system. If you'd like to find out more go to www.calparks.org/defend
 

Commonwealth Club - TFN

Upcoming programs at the Commonwealth Club include "Coping with the Threat of Global Mega-Crises" , and, "Sun Spots: Solar Energy Installations in Our Deserts". If you're interested, find the link at www.commonwealthclub.org

Cinequest -TFN

The Cinequest (SIN-uh-quest) Film festival is looking for enthusiastic film-lovers to volunteer for the 22nd annual festival in San Jose in late February and early March. It's a fun and fulfilling way to meet people. Find out more at www.cinequest.org; 408-295-FEST

AASK - 2/7

Find out how you can make a difference in a child's life by adopting or becoming a foster parent, at a free workshop Tues Feb 7th in Oakland. Find out more at www.aask.org; 510-553-1748

Our City Forest

Be a "Tree Amigo" and help "Our City Forest" plant trees in business, residential, and open space areas in San Jose. Classes start Nov 10. Find out more at: treeamigoclass@ourcityforest.org; 408-009-7337 x 123

Juvenile Diabetes RF

Take a "step" towards a cure for Juvenile Diabetes with the JDRF Walks October 9th at Great America,  Oct 16th at the Oakland Zoo, ,and Oct 30th at the Marina Green. Find out more at:www.jdrf.org

Square Peg Foundation - 3/4

Bay Area favorites Megan Slankard and Luce will play a benefit for the "Square Peg Foundation", the horse rescue and adaptive riding center for those with disabilities, on Sun. March 4th at Montalvo Arts Center in Saratoga. Web only: www.hosv.org

Valley Humane Society

The East Bay's "Valley Humane Society", one of the few agencies that cares for surrendered pets, will have to close its doors unless they can raise funds from the public in the next 30 days. Donations are down, and pet food costs are up. If you can help, go to: valleyhumanesociety.org/

Palo Alto Art Center - 3/2

Artists: The Palo Alto Art Center is holding a "new logo competition". The winner will get lots of promotional coverage, and a great showcase piece for their portfolio.  Web only: 650-329-3266; artcenter@cityofpaloalto.org

Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corp (non-profit) - TFN

Get a new cell phone for Christmas? Recycle the old one - they have batteries that will pollute the landfill if you just throw them in the garbage. This applies to laptops, digital cameras, and cordless landlines too. For a recycling location near you, find the Call2Recycle link at www.call2recycle.org

Nat'l Highway Safety Administration - TFN

According to the National Highway Safety Administration and the Ad Council, the time it takes your eyes off the road to send a text, is enough to travel the length of a football field. Find out more at  www.stoptextsstopwrecks.org

Children's Hospital - Notes & Words - 4/28

Get tickets now for the popular "Notes & Words" benefit, matching notable musicians and authors, Sat. April 28th at the Fox in Oakland. Micheal Chabon (SHAY-bahn), Anne Lamott, (John Hodgeman, Kelly Corrigan,) and Cake will participate. It's a benefit for Oakland's Children's Hospital. Find out more at www.notesandwords.org!

Cinequest - 2/28

The Cinequest (SIN-uh-quest) Film festival is looking for enthusiastic film-lovers to volunteer for the 22nd annual festival in San Jose in late February and early March. It's a fun and fulfilling way to meet people. Find out more at www.cinequest.org; 408-295-FEST!

San Francisco Circus Center - 2/11

Celebrate the Year of the Dragon with the 2012 Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt Feb 11, starting at Justin Herman Plaza and winding thru Chinatown. It benefits the San Francisco Circus Center. Find out more at 415-564-9400, or visit www.sftreasurehunts.com

Freedom Socialist Party - 2/17

Catch the documentary "Freedom Riders", in honor of Black History Month, on Fri Feb 17 at the New Valencia Hall in San Francisco. Web only: 415-864-1278; bafsp@earthlink.net

School of Italian Language and Culture (non-profit) - 3/1

Learn a new language in the New Year! The non-profit School of Italian Language and Culture has classes starting in the spring. Registration is open now. Find out more at www.italianclasses.com; 650-574-3089

Commonwealth Club - TFN

Provocative upcoming programs at The Commonwealth Club include: "Is Marriage for White People?", exploring the institution of marriage over the past 50 years, and "Cheating to Get Ahead", exposing the cheating epidemic in modern American culture. Web Only: www.commonwealthclub.org
 

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You may also mail PSAs to:
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If YOUR non-profit organization has events or programs you would like to share with Fogheads, call 415-995-6829 to hear recorded instructions on how to submit a PSA.  You can receive these instructions via email or submit already edited PSAs to sfopsa@cumulus.com (please put "PSA" in the subject line).

You may also mail PSAs to:
PSAs c/o KFOG Radio
55 Hawthorne Street #1000
San Francisco, CA 94105

Commonwealth Club

 

November 13th

 

Energy, Security and the Remaking of the Modern World

 

This week's show featured a discussion with Daniel Yergin, author of "The Quest:  Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World."

For more information, visit www.commonwealthclub.org.

Commonwealth Club

 

 

November 13th

 

Energy, Security and the Remaking of the Modern World

 

This week's show featured a discussion with Daniel Yergin, author of "The Quest:  Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World."

For more information, visit www.commonwealthclub.org.

Commonwealth Club

 

BEAT OF THE BAY

Beat of the Bay
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November 19th - 14th St. Fiction

This week we look at a cool new San Francisco-based website devoted to short fiction.

November 12th - Occupy Wall Street/Occupy San Francisco

This time around we check out a Commonwealth Club debate on the Occupy Wall Street, and then head on over for a tour of OccupySF.

 

November 5 - Equine Therapy

This week we profiled local groups that rescue horses, and match them up with local at-risk and special needs kids.  We checked out the James S. Brady Therapeutic Riding Center in San Francisco,  Neigh Savers Foundation out of Walnut Creek, and Squarepeg Ranch near Half Moon Bay (Peter Finch is pictured here with Squarepeg Foundation Director Joell Dunlap).  Here are some links:

Equine Therapy

October 30 - Illicit Drugs

Interesting show.  Peter Finch gets a tour of Oaksterdam University from it's founder Richard Lee.  He also gets the lowdown on the Mexican drug wars from journalist/author Ioan Grillo ("El Narco"),  and learns how to take LSD safetly from James Fadiman, author of "The Psychedelic Explorer's Guide."

 October 23 - Tiburon Salmon Institute

This week found Peter Finch in Tiburon interviewing Brooke Halsey, Executive Director of the Tiburon Salmon Institute which made the news recently when vandals cut nets releasing fish that students from Casa Grande High School had been studying and raising.

 
October 8th - Interesting Authors

(Replay)  One of the things Peter Finch likes most about his job is getting to interview interesting authors. Here's a bunch of them.

 

Interesting Authors
October 1st - Making Ends Meet

This show is all about surviving economically in San Francisco. Financial Advisor Kathryn Amenta offered up some helpful tips. San Francisco Treasurer Jose Cisneros told us about San Francisco Financial Planning Day coming up October 22nd. Among the residents who shared their strategies for making ends meet was San Francisco-based musician Megan Slankard (pictured here).

 

Megan Slankard
September 24th - Sustainable Communities

Interesting show. We learned about an "eco village" created in rural Missouri by some Stanford grads (www.dancingrabbit.org). We also hear about Teens Turning Green (www.teensturninggreen.org) and their Project Green Challenge (www.projectgreenchallenge.com).

 

Sustainable Communities
September 17th - Sustainable Fashion

We learned a lot this week about sustainable fashion. Our guests included Zem Joaquin of Eco Fabulous (www.ecofabulous.com), green wedding planner Corina Beczner (www.vibrantevents.net), and Clarissa Nicosia of Green Glam Go (www.greenglamgo.com).

 

Sustainable Fashion
September 10th - Sustainable Foods

We cover a lot of ground in this week's show, from Oakland's Eat Real Festival, to a San Francisco restaurant now featuring only sustainable seafood. For more on Eat Real, go to www.eatrealfest.com. For more on sustainable seafood, check out this link: www.montereybayaquarium.org/cr/seafoodwatch.aspx.

 

Sustainable Foods
September 3rd - Sustainable Living Roadshow

We kick off "Sustainable September" with a profile of this San Francisco-based organization and their traveling show. For more information, go to their website: www.sustainablelivingroadshow.org.

 

Sustainable Living Roadshow
August 27th - Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame

Local journalist/radio columnist Ben Fong-Torres was among those who stopped by to talk about Bay Area radio past, present, and future. For more on the California Historical Radio Society and the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame, go to www.californiahistoricalradio.com.

 

Radio Radio
August 20th - Burning Man

This week Peter talks with some "burners." He's pictured here with Julian and Jackie Cash. Julian has just released a new pictorial, "The People of Burning Man."

 

Peter with Julian and Jackie Cash
August 13th - Interesting Authors

One of the things Peter Finch likes most about his job is getting to interview interesting authors. Here's a bunch of them.

 

Interesting Authors
July 30th - Outdoors For Everyone

This show was originally going to be just generally about outdoor activities, but it kind of morphed into a show about encouraging everyone, including members of the Bay Area's minority communities, to explore the outdoors. Here are the websites linked to our guests: OutdoorAfro.com; WeekendSherpa.com; IshMonroe.com; MosaicProject.org.

 

Outdoors For Everyone
July 23rd - The Africa Project

This week, we're treated to music from "The Africa Project" ("bringing together musicians that are worlds apart"), as well as interviews from some of the people involved with this interesting project. Live performances and screenings of the DVD are coming up in San Francisco and Berkeley. Here's a link for more info on that: bayrecorders.org/tap.

 

The Africa Project
July 9th - Doper Next Door

Morning show producer Greg McQuaid sat down for an in-depth interview with Andrew Tilin about his new book, "The Doper Next Door: My Strange and Scandalous Year on Performance-Enhancing Drugs."

 

Doper Next Door
July 2nd - Geri Jewell

Fans of the 80's sitcom "Facts of Life" will remember Geri Jewell (pictured here with Peter Finch) as "Cousin Geri." More recently, she was on HBO's "Deadwood." She's out with a memoir entitled, "I'm Walking As Straight As I Can." Peter devotes the entire half hour to this interesting woman. For more on Geri, go to her website: www.gerijewell.com.

 

Geri with Peter

Support Fair Trade

 

12 Ways YOU Can Support Fair Trade!

1.  Vote
Every Fair Trade purchase you make is a vote for a better world. Vote with your dollar, look for the Fair Trade Certified label, and buy Fair Trade coffee, tea, chocolate, rice, sugar, flowers and other products when you shop!

2.  Learn
Read about why we need Fair Trade and how it benefits farmers, farm workers and the environment. You'll find lots of helpful organizing tools, fact sheet and links on: 
www.fairtradecertified.org.

3.  Get Involved
Join the conversation at
www.facebook.com/fairtradecertified and www.twitter.com/fairtradeusa.  You can also subscribe to their e-newsletter and keep abreast of new Fair Trade products, creative promotional campaigns and Fair Trade in the news by visiting www.fairtradecertified.org.

4.  Share
Tell your friends, family and co-workers about Fair Trade.  Publish an article in your campus newspaper or church newsletter.  To get you started, examples can be found on
www.fairtradecertified.org.

5.  Give
Fair Trade products - chocolate, flowers, coffee, tea, etc. - make wonderful gifts - gifts that give twice!

6.  Donate
Fairtradecertified.org relies on your tax-deductible contributions to be able to continue their work with farmers and farm workers in some of the poorest communities around the world.

7.  Host
Fair Trade House Parties, film screenings and product tastings are great ways to raise awareness and educate others in your community about the importance of Fair Trade.  Fairtradecertified.org offers tools and materials to help you host a successful and fun event!

8.  Ask
If you don't see Fair Trade products in your favorite coffee shop, restaurant or grocery store, ask for them! Fill out a comment card or talk to a store manager. Businesses respond well to consumer demand for sustainable goods. Free Action Cards and other promotional tools to support efforts are available through
www.fairtradecertified.org.

9.  Serve
Enjoy Fair Trade products like tea and coffee at your place of worship. Thousands of faith groups across the country are active in selling, serving and educating about Fair Trade in their congregations, as a tangible way to live out their values and make a difference for the world's poor.

10.  Raise
Sell Fair Trade chocolates and other items as a fundraiser for your school, church or community group. Contact
www.fairtradecertified.org to learn about companies that offer special Fair Trade fundraising programs.

11.  Start
Get involved with your local Fair Trade group in your community or school - and if a group doesn't exist, start one!  Fairtradecertified.org offers helpful contacts and plenty of examples of how other people just like you have done it.

12.  Celebrate!
October is Fair Trade Month, and World Fair Trade Day happens every 2nd Saturday in May. Join the Fair Trade movement and promote Fair Trade during these special times and more.

 

 

12 Ways YOU Can Support Fair Trade!

1.  Vote
Every Fair Trade purchase you make is a vote for a better world. Vote with your dollar, look for the Fair Trade Certified label, and buy Fair Trade coffee, tea, chocolate, rice, sugar, flowers and other products when you shop!

2.  Learn
Read about why we need Fair Trade and how it benefits farmers, farm workers and the environment. You'll find lots of helpful organizing tools, fact sheet and links on: 
www.fairtradecertified.org.

3.  Get Involved
Join the conversation at
www.facebook.com/fairtradecertified and www.twitter.com/fairtradeusa.  You can also subscribe to their e-newsletter and keep abreast of new Fair Trade products, creative promotional campaigns and Fair Trade in the news by visiting www.fairtradecertified.org.

4.  Share
Tell your friends, family and co-workers about Fair Trade.  Publish an article in your campus newspaper or church newsletter.  To get you started, examples can be found on
www.fairtradecertified.org.

5.  Give
Fair Trade products - chocolate, flowers, coffee, tea, etc. - make wonderful gifts - gifts that give twice!

6.  Donate
Fairtradecertified.org relies on your tax-deductible contributions to be able to continue their work with farmers and farm workers in some of the poorest communities around the world.

7.  Host
Fair Trade House Parties, film screenings and product tastings are great ways to raise awareness and educate others in your community about the importance of Fair Trade.  Fairtradecertified.org offers tools and materials to help you host a successful and fun event!

8.  Ask
If you don't see Fair Trade products in your favorite coffee shop, restaurant or grocery store, ask for them! Fill out a comment card or talk to a store manager. Businesses respond well to consumer demand for sustainable goods. Free Action Cards and other promotional tools to support efforts are available through
www.fairtradecertified.org.

9.  Serve
Enjoy Fair Trade products like tea and coffee at your place of worship. Thousands of faith groups across the country are active in selling, serving and educating about Fair Trade in their congregations, as a tangible way to live out their values and make a difference for the world's poor.

10.  Raise
Sell Fair Trade chocolates and other items as a fundraiser for your school, church or community group. Contact
www.fairtradecertified.org to learn about companies that offer special Fair Trade fundraising programs.

11.  Start
Get involved with your local Fair Trade group in your community or school - and if a group doesn't exist, start one!  Fairtradecertified.org offers helpful contacts and plenty of examples of how other people just like you have done it.

12.  Celebrate!
October is Fair Trade Month, and World Fair Trade Day happens every 2nd Saturday in May. Join the Fair Trade movement and promote Fair Trade during these special times and more.

 

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