wolflarsen:

Two weeks ago we officially kicked off Wolf’s commitment to donating 15% of sales of Quiet at the Kitchen Door to the Girl Effect by investing $150 in the Blossom Bus Project, a program run by Lotus Outreach that employs local buses in rural India to bring girls to secondary school.  With $150, the Blossom Bus project can provide one girl with transportation to and from school for an entire year.

And this – is all thanks to YOU.  If you don’t buy the album, we can’t donate the money so WE thank you, the Blossom Bus Project thanks you, and the girls in Mewat, Haryana who are now about to get to school also thank you.  You’re awesome.

 This week, we are excited to announce that we will be donated another $150 to the Solar Sister Girls’ Empowerment Program.  Solar Sister works with girls in rural Uganda to form micro-enterprise clubs.  The girls sell solar lights, thereby not only providing electricity to their communities but also earning money for schools fees.  With $150, Solar Sister will be able to provide a starter business to one girl.
 
Access to light, technology and business skills provides girls greater opportunity and empowerment and improves quality of life for their communities – all part of the Girl Effect and mission critical for us here at Wolf Larsen.
 
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11:32 am  •  31 January 2012  •  1 note