Support Us
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1 . . . by donating to the cause |
| Please help us by contributing to: Volunteers' travel (by the cheapest and most climate-friendly way possible); Promotional materials (business cards, T-Shirts etc); Paper, card, glue etc! |
2 . . . by allowing us to contact you when we need helpFrom time to time we need to mobilise ColaLife supporters to, for example, vote for us in the Google competition or join us at a celebration or awareness raising event. To do this we need your email address. |
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3 . . . by keeping up to date, one blog post at a time |
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| Your email address will only used by us for the purposes of advancing the objectives of ColaLife. Your email address will not be shared with others. |
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| >> Other ways to support ColaLife |
ColaLife on Twitter- Breaking things down: Graphic from ColaLife Scenarios - Africa Village with shop ColaLife is a very simple... http://bit.ly/c7i37I #charity
- With Coca-Cola against Disease http://bit.ly/cyr7q5 #ColaLife #ThinkAndChange
- Simon Berry explains how Cola Life will help people who live in extreme poverty http://bit.ly/bsIrFo #ColaLife Brilliant!!
- ColaLife scenarios brought to life using Prezi: http://bit.ly/dhnDiq Prezi is brilliant at this sort of thing.
- RT @FightPoverty: ColaLife presentation | Wieden + Kennedy | Canvas8 | 23/6/10: Here is the very latest on the ColaLife project. Th... http://bit.ly/9mEzYB
- ColaLife on Delicious
- think and changeWith Coca-Cola against disease We all know about the scarcity in developing countries. People living in extreme poverty might not have access to drinking water, food and medical supplies. However in many shops in the poorest villages you will find Coca-Cola’s soft drinks.
- Coke: On Doing Well by Doing Good - BusinessWeekSoft drinks are in a category that most perceive as morally neutral. What would happen if the beverage that fell from the vending machine caused one to feel as though they had "refined tastes for humanity" just as those who drink fine wines have a refined palate and culture? How many more times would that brand of soft drink be purchased? What if t […]
- The Buckminster Fuller Challenge | Catalyzing the vanguard of a design science revolutionColaLife harnesses sea-changes in corporate social responsibility and mobile-based micro-payments, proposing its AidPod distribution system, allowing local health agencies to make simple low-cost life-saving health supplies and awareness materials, ubiquitous, well-understood and easily available in the developing world, over-coming current transport, logist […]
- Social Media Exchange Express! | Sound DeliverySimon Berry, the founder of ColaLife, a campaign that’s trying to get Coca-Cola to use its distribution channels to help save lives in developing countries.
- UHMG (Uganda Health Marketing Group)ABOUT UHMG The Uganda Health Marketing Group (UHMG) designs and implements strategic and integrated health marketing interventions intended to improve the overall wellbeing of the country's population, while stimulating and increasing commercial sector participation. UHMG is committed to improving the quality of life of Ugandans by providing needed sup […]
- think and change