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I'm - making a difference with Microsoft

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i’m, is the latest charity initiative from Microsoft. Every time you start a conversation using Windows Live Messenger™, Microsoft’s instant messaging service, the company shares a portion of the program's advertising revenue with some of the world's most effective charities for social causes. Microsoft have set no cap on the amount they’ll donate to each organisation. The scheme has raised just over $35 000 since March. Whilst this doesn’t sound so much from such a global orgisation, we might assume that people don’t know about it. So all we have to do is change our names and let Microsoft give generously.


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Some of the charities you can select from are UNICEF, American Red Cross, and StopGlobalWarming.org is, a virtual march – it’s a non-political effort to bring people together to declare that global warming is here now and that it is time to demand real solutions.

All you have to do are the following two easy steps:
1 Download the Windows Live Messenger instant messaging service. There's no charge and it's easy to download and use.
2 Place the a text code corresponding to the cause of your choice into your Display Name.

Posted by Jonathan Kalmus on July 18, 2007 in What can I do? | Permalink

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