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"1 Help get PJs to kids in shelters so they won&amp;amp;#8217;t have to sleep in their clothes by giving just $10 at pajamaprogram.org. 2 Mentor a struggling student online at icouldbe.org. Studies suggest that a little boost can double a kid&amp;amp;#8217;s chance of going to college. 3 Donate books you&amp;amp;#8217;ve already read to your library. (Most public libraries accept them.) 4 End homelessness through soccer: $10 to streetsoccerusa.org helps a homeless person meet challenges on and off the field. 5 Fight malnutrition. A $1 gift to vitaminangels.org will provide much-needed vitamin supplements to children in places like Honduras, Haiti and even poor areas in the United States. 6 Tend a garden. $5 to dinnergarden.org buys seeds for enough veggies to feed a struggling family of seven. 7 Do some pro bono work. Whether you&amp;amp;#8217;re in marketing or IT, taprootfoundation.org can match you with a non-profit in your community that needs your skills. 8 Get lifesaving malaria medication to 10 children by donating $25 to savethechildren.org. 9 Click and give&amp;amp;#8230; At care2.org, every click you make prompts a sponsor to make a donation that will fight breast cancer, global warming and more. 10 &amp;amp;#8230;or surf and give. Use GoodSearch to find what you&amp;amp;#8217;re looking for online, and every search will send money to a cause of your choice. 11 Regift. Turn gift cards you&amp;amp;#8217;ll never use into donations to your favorite charity at plasticjungle.com. 12 Provide solar power. $50 to goodgifts.org will send an African village a solar lamp, stove and water heater. 13 Prevent disease. A $50 donation will allow doctorswithoutborders.org to vaccinate 50 people against meningitis, polio and other life-threatening diseases. 14 Send a free holiday card to a soldier abroad via redcross.org/email/saf. 15 Have a potluck with your friends instead of going out for dinner&amp;amp;#8212;give the $35 you save to strength.org to feed a child for a month. 16 Keep someone&amp;amp;#8217;s lights on. Even $5 at smallcanbebig.org makes a difference to a family who needs help with bills due to illness, domestic violence or other tragedies. 17 Inspire a leader. A donation to the Binti Pamoja Center (their name means &amp;amp;#8220;daughters united&amp;amp;#8221; in Swahili) helps a girl in a Kenyan slum pay for school and learn how to be a community leader. 18 Keep girls on the team. Giving to Robin Roberts&amp;amp;#8217; GoGirlGo! Fund (at womenssportsfoundation.org) will help girls displaced by Hurricane Katrina stay in sports. 19 Help those helping others. $150 to homebasedcarealliance.org will supply medicine plus sterile gloves and a bicycle to a caregiver for people living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa. 20 Reach out to the new kid. $35 buys a winter coat for a resettled refugee in the U.S. at theirc.org. 21 Feed four children in Tanzania a healthy breakfast for just $1 at gocampaign.org, a nonprofit run with the help of kids from the United States. 22 Warm toes. $5 to hannahssocks.org buys seven pairs for a homeless person. 23 Play trivia. At freekibble.com, every answer&amp;amp;#8212;right or wrong&amp;amp;#8212;sends 10 pieces of dog food to an animal shelter in need. 24 Help women recover after childbirth. Fistulafoundation.org helps train doctors to care for the 2 to 3 million women who have injuries from prolonged or obstructed labor. 25 Stock a refrigerator. Just $1 to feedingamerica.org will provide nine pounds of groceries to a hungry family in the U.S. 26 Knit. Send squares to warmupamerica.org; they&amp;amp;#8217;ll be made into afghans and given to battered-women&amp;amp;#8217;s shelters. 27 Give peace to survivors of sexual trauma. $47 to the International Medical Corps (fromharmtohome.org) delivers medical and mental health care to refugees who have suffered sexual violence. 28 Turn your wedding into a charitable event. At idofoundation.org you can link your registry to your favorite cause. Each purchase triggers a donation from the retailer. 29 Starve a landfill. Make this a &amp;amp;#8220;no wrapping paper&amp;amp;#8221; year&amp;amp;#8212;use newspapers, even the pages of Glamour magazine, instead. 30 Keep a woman safe. At madre.org, $30 buys a cell phone for a rural Afghan woman; if threatened by violence, she can make a lifesaving call. 31 Give the gift of opportunity. At worldvisionmicro.org, you can make a microloan to help a woman in a developing country get her own small business up and running."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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