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Help a Family in Myanmar

by Rebecca

One of my fellow bloggers at 451Press is holding a contest for anyone who would like to have a goat sent in their name to a family in Myanmar. You can read about the contest, which is not a raffle but a point system, at Stacey Cole’s Global Poverty Monitor blog powered by 451Press. This is a direct link to the post about her contest. Even if you don’t want to participate in her contest, her blog is worth taking the time read it. She’s currently sharing her travel journal when she traveled to Mozambique in 2005.

Other 451Press bloggers holding August contests that have not ended yet…

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If I missed any contests, please let me know!

Don’t forget about the system wide contest for 451Press.

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