Vote Today and Help Us Win $5K!
WorldChanging Team, 8 Feb 10
Just by clicking a button, you can help us win a $5,000 grant from Brighter Planet.
Worldchanging's project proposal, Advocate for Climate Neutral Cities, has just been accepted for Brighter Planet's Project Fund, which provides seed money for people and projects working to help others fight or adapt to climate change. Our idea to create a climate neutral cities mini-magazine is one of nine projects up for the grant money.
Brighter Planet members decide—as a community—which projects to fund. The project with the most votes at the close of a voting period receives the grant. Join today to cast your vote for Advocate for Climate Neutral Cities.
PLEASE HELP US BY TAKING ONE MINUTE TO VOTE
STEP 1: Click here to create an account
STEP 2: Confirm your account
STEP 3: Vote for ADVOCATE FOR CLIMATE NEUTRAL CITIES
Each member has three votes. Obviously, we'd love for you to use all three votes on us.
For more information on Brighter Planet's Project Fund, watch this video:
Microgrants for Climate Projects from Brighter Planet on Vimeo.
For more information on our idea, head to our project page. Here you'll also find this week's discussion question: "What is your city or municipality doing to combat climate change?" The conversation will also take place across our Twitter and Facebook accounts. Once the conversation gets going, we'll post the comments as a new feature on the site.
Thanks,
The Worldchanging Team
Image credit: Theresa Thompson, Flickr.
This is a great project! We hope everyone will check out the Project Fund and cast their votes.
Posted by: Matt Vaughan on 2 Feb 10
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