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"One of the best perks of my job is that some very fabulous stuff lands on my desk every now and again. My mother, sister, and roommate are frequently the beneficiaries of my &amp;quot;no thanks&amp;quot; pile (recently spotted in there: nipple covers, a leopard-print clutch, and a pair of flip flops that claim to tighten your tush), but I recently scored a new pair of jeans that I&amp;#x27;m definitely hanging on to for myself. And that doesn&amp;#x27;t necessarily make me selfish--because while I keep the jeans, City of Others donates the proceeds from them to a charity of my choosing. The Los Angeles-based company is focused on community, on coming together to bring its customers not only a good value in premium denim (while most brands hover around $200, City of Others jeans are all around a hundred bucks), but to empower communities to contribute to causes that matter to them. When you buy a pair of City of Others jeans, you can log onto their website at city-of-others.com and plug in the bar code from your tag to donate the proceeds to the charity of your choice: Art of Elysium, Invisible Children, or the International Medical Corps. I already feel great about my new jeans, and I haven&amp;#x27;t even worn them yet! Find out more about the brand and their efforts at city-of-others.com. What charitable causes are you guys involved in? Are you more likely to purchase something if a portion of its proceeds go to charity?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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