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Organic Fleece
Joe Jonas Supporting African Children in Need By Wearing Charity's Grey Fleece
WHO: JOE JONAS
WHAT: WEARING A HELP GREY FLEECE SWEATSHIRT
WHEN: FRIDAY, MAY 22, 2009
WHERE: LEAVING BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA AFTER THE JONAS BROTHERS CONCERT
*100% OF PROFITS FROM THE SALE OF THIS FLEECE SWEATSHIRT AVAILABLE @ WWW.HELPMALAWICHILDREN.ORG BENEFIT DIRECT SERVICES PROVIDED BY H.E.L.P. TO THE PEOPLE OF MALAWI
Joe Jonas was spotted wearing a HELP grey fleece sweatshirt after their concert in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The Jonas Brothers are currently on a world tour with Jordan Sparks promoting their new album Lines, Vines, and Trying Times.
The HELP fleece sweatshirt is designed with the HELP mission statement: make a difference, give the children hope, education,love, protection and a chance to make their dreams and aspirations become a reality. The statement is written vertically on the front of the fleece. The lion loho is printed in yellow on the lower back of the garment. 100% of the profits benefit direct services of HELP.
Joe Jonas also frequently sports the Panthera Leather Necklace. He is wearing it on the cover of the july issue of Rolling Stone Magazine as well as their new album cover.
After seeing first hand, the challenges these children face on a day-to-day basis, Jillian Wolstein, and her family, were inspired to make a difference by giving the children a chance to make their dreams and aspirations become a reality. In 2006, Jillian Wolstein, founded HELP, a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing Hope, Education, Love and Protection to children everywhere. The foundation has first established its programs in Malawi, Africa, with an ultimate vision of carrying out the mission on a global level.
About the Author
Director of Marketing of HELP Please visit www.helpchildren.org to learn more about how the HELP team, along with the support of partners, donors, and volunteers are dedicated to providing Hope, Education, Love and Protection to children everywhere...beginning in Malawi, Africa.
Cost of going green???
Are companies fleecing us customers, by offering organic produce and greener energy???
Seems to me that it would be cheaper using renewable energy sources or not using pesticides, and yet companies charge way over the odds, and people seem to be paying it out of guilt...
are companies cheating us???
i don't know if the companies are fleecing us. you mentioned cheaper renewable energy sources. where my daughters live they have gone back to using water power to produce electricity. i asked them what their bill was for one month. you better sit down: $12.00 per month. i know that it is the truth because i was born and brought up there. it's in Massachusetts and before we moved to ct. our bill was around $12.00-$15.00 and we were outraged. it had been consistantly, for the 11 years that we lived there between $3.00 to $4.00. how many cities and towns are capeable of doing this right now. it was that way just around 45 or so years. that is 1 big thing to answer one big problem. but it leaves the people free to think of what else can be done. in order to go frontwards we are going to have to backwards. the generation who could tell us how, are all gone. but there are people that are so smart that they could look at what was and how it was done, and probably improve on it, not for profit but for themselves and the rest of mankind.
Setting the Handpiece for Shearing (Shearing)