Child Help, USA
The angels told Doreen about this charity. This heavenly organization helps abused children to survive and to heal, and they need our financial support.

What is Organic?
An overview of the definition of organic food and farming, including its health and environmental benefits.

Kids And Organics
A great site for kids of all ages, explaining the ABC's of organic farming and eating.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)
Contains updates on companies involved in animal testing and experimentation, and gives empowering advice about how we can all help uphold animal rights.

EarthSave
EarthSave leads a global movement of people from all walks of life who are taking concrete steps to promote healthy and life-sustaining food choices. EarthSave supplies information, support and practical programs to those who have learned that their food choices impact environmental and human health.

Weleda
A toiletries company based upon Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner's natural approach to living. Weleda makes one of the only toothpastes that is free of Laurel Sodium Sulfate (a sudsing ingredient that creates nitrates and which should be avoided).

Aubrey
All organic lotions and hair-care products with simple, natural ingredients that smell and work wonderfully. No Laurel Sodium Sulfates, Cocamide DEA, or Propylene Glycol (ingredients that we should avoid).

Environmentally-Friendly Foods and Products
This Website allows you to purchase non-toxic, organic, and recycled household products, including cleaning supplies, paper products, and toiletries.

Non-Leather Hiking Boots
Toe Warmers brand boots, made in London, Ontario, Canada, are functional, attractive, very comfortable and—best of all —they-re non-leather. Several Internet shoe stores sell "Toe Warmers," but here is the company that I purchased mine from (Masseys at www.masseys.com). You can search online to find other stores and styles that Toe Warmers makes.

Spindrift Research
Spindrift founder Bruce Klingbeil said, “Our research is concerned with the interface between science and religion.” Bruce and his son John were spiritual healers who wondered if prayer could be rigorously tested under scientific conditions.

Beginning in 1969, through trial and error involving approximately 70 experiments, Bruce and John developed several dozen experiments of prayer and consciousness. These healing experiments involved simple organisms, such as yeast and beans and inorganic test subjects in order to limit the variables found in more complex human studies. Spindrift's most well known contribution is its two prayer styles: (1) Goal-directed prayer that picks a goal; (2) nongoal-directed prayer, which embraces the subject with pure qualities of holiness that promotes healing. Spindrift’s research in the laboratory has established evidence that prayer and consciousness can be scientifically tested. The tests indicate the effectiveness of prayer.