This week's feature is:
(suggested by Ann)
FreeRice.com is one of the easiest ways that you can make a difference. When I say easy, I mean cake, pie, easy peasy.
All you do is go to the website and answer questions. You can do the basic questions that automatically come up or you can choose from any subject from Art, Language, Chemistry, Math, or English. The questions are quick and simple, but you definitely learn something through the process. Whether you spend one minute or fifteen on the site, you are making a difference, because every question you answer donates 10 grains of rice to end world hunger.
FreeRice is only one of many ways you can help world hunger through this organization. Join the "billion" (see video) to help make a difference. Answering questions on FreeRice.com doesn't take any sacrifice but a couple of minutes. All of us could find three minutes out of the 1440 in our day.
this is awesome! thank you for posting.
ReplyDeleteoh man my husband used to play on freerice.com so much when we were in college. i would say he was wasting time, but i guess he was helping the world, right?! : )
ReplyDeleteohh thanks for sharing...i'm going to head over there! :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic!! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love freerice.com!! I have set a goal to reach and am slowly working on it. You can also like them on Facebook.
ReplyDeleteI love your idea of Change the World Tuesdays! So great!
i love this. and these posts. maybe you should do a meme for them, this way we can find lots of ways to change the world! :]
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! More people should be generating this kind of awareness... thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeletethat is a great site! what an easy way to make such a difference! hope you're having a wonderful Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteYAY! What are awesome cause. I got 8 right to donate 80 grains. Some of those words are crazy hehe.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
I'm with Chloe! It would be great if you set up a 'Save the World Tuesdays' meme ... I'd definitely take part!!
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