Donating to ColaLife
The first 18 months of ColaLife, to November 2009, was fuelled by voluntary effort and pro-bono support. You can see a sample of our supporters here. We have thousands of supporters in our Facebook Group and a growing number of fans on out Facebook Page. The value of this support has been calculated at £85,000 since May 2008.
Moving forward, ColaLife will continue to rely on the voluntary contributions of its supporters. However, we have an increasing need to cover expenses such as:
- Travel (by the cheapest and most climate-friendly way possible)
- Promotional materials (business cards, T-Shirts etc)
- Computer consumables
Donations via the PayPal button on the website will be used to cover such ‘cash-out’ expenses. They will not be used to pay salaries or allowances. ColaLife is a non-profit organisation. Our Memorandum and Articles of Association are here.
Thank you for considering to support us.
Our Bankers are The Co-operative Bank. The Co-operative Bank has a customer-led Ethical Policy.
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- Coca Cola - Saving Lives! | ifood.tvA single man had a vision that led to the founding of Colalife 21 years ago and today Coca Cola is lending a hand to save the lives of millions in rural Africa. Simon Berry ‘s voice urging Coca Cola to save lives have at last moved Coca Cola to join hands with Colalife, and send medical aid to the destitute and poor throughout rural Africa though aid pods.
- ColaLife working to get “aidpod” with vitamin A and other “social products” in Coca-Cola cratesColaLife is an initiative to get Coca-Cola to open up its distribution channels to save lives, especially children’s lives, in developing countries. They have developed an “aidpod” which would carry “social products,” like rehydration salts and high dose vitamin A tablets, in the Coca-Cola crates that are distributed all over the world. Working wit […]
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- TEDxWarwick 2010 « ContemplationLively speaker. I had heard him speak at Exeter before when he was invited by the Oxford Hub. He put forth the cool idea of ColaLife. It was quite predictable that he would get asked the same questions as those that were asked in Exeter.
- The Web Mind of Sebastian Waters - ColaLife.org - AidPod ColaLife is an initiative...ColaLife is an initiative to get Coca-Cola to open up its distribution channels in developing countries to save lives, especially children’s lives, by carrying much needed ‘social products’ such as oral rehydration salts and high-dose vitamin A tablets. For the latest on the campaign, please visit the blog. ColaLife is an independent and purely volunta […]
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