The other day I learned about a special search engine called GoodSearch. This website donates 50% of its revenue to charities designated by its users. My friend Amy who works at the Lawrence Humane Society signed the shelter up as one of the recipient charities, so she asked me to add a link to the site on the shelter's Petfinder page. It's simple because you use GoodSearch exactly as you would any other search engine. The money they donate to your cause comes from their advertisers, so the charities and users don't pay a dime. After finding your favorite charity, you can even click on the "amount raised" button to see how much money has been raised for them through this website. The search engine is powered by Yahoo!, so the results are really good too. It's a very simple way to support your favorite cause!
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Searching For Good
The other day I learned about a special search engine called GoodSearch. This website donates 50% of its revenue to charities designated by its users. My friend Amy who works at the Lawrence Humane Society signed the shelter up as one of the recipient charities, so she asked me to add a link to the site on the shelter's Petfinder page. It's simple because you use GoodSearch exactly as you would any other search engine. The money they donate to your cause comes from their advertisers, so the charities and users don't pay a dime. After finding your favorite charity, you can even click on the "amount raised" button to see how much money has been raised for them through this website. The search engine is powered by Yahoo!, so the results are really good too. It's a very simple way to support your favorite cause!
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