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Save the Children wants to connect with you. You'll get the latest news, meet people with similar interests, participate in challenges, watch videos and network together to help children. Join the conversation! Spread the word! You Tube: YouTube is the world’s most popular online video community, allowing millions of people to discover, watch and share originally-created videos. Save the Children’s YouTube Channel, established in 2008, provides a forum for people to connect, inform, and inspire others across the globe. It also acts as a distribution platform for Save the Children videos and PSAs regarding our work in disaster-areas and for the welfare of children everywhere. Visit and join Save the Children’s YouTube channel. Facebook: Millions of people use Facebook everyday to keep up with organizations, share links, videos and other information, and learn more about the people involved and their causes. Through Facebook, Save the Children gives users the power to help families in dire circumstances and change a child’s life forever. Visit and join Save the Children’s Facebook page. Twitter: With Twitter, users can “discover what’s happening right now, anywhere in the world.” It’s a natural fit for Save the Children, which has hundreds of global programs changing the life of a child at any point in time. If you follow us on Twitter, you will receive notification every time we post an interesting story, news release, video, contest or challenge. We also use it to communicate about emergencies, alerts, events or other big news. Read more MySpace: MySpace is the technology company that connects people through personal expression, content and culture, empowering the global community to experience life through the social lens of the Internet. To learn more about the organization’s artist supporters, work and outreach, visit Save the Children’s MySpace page. Care2: Care2 is the largest social action network on the web with over 14 million members. Care2’s mission is to help individuals live a more healthy, sustainable lifestyle and enable members to take collective action and make their voices heard to influence governments and businesses. Visit Save the Children’s Care 2 page. Flickr: One of the best known photo management websites on the Internet, Flickr provides an array of tools to distribute Save the Children’s photos from the field far and wide, via the Flickr website, in RSS feeds, by email or by posting to outside blogs. Visit and join Save the Children’s Flickr page. FirstGiving: Believing in giving all nonprofits the same opportunity to gain financial support, including the smaller ones who can’t afford to spend lots of money on technology, FirstGiving helps people raise as much as they can for the causes about which they care. To learn more about our special campaigns, visit Save the Children’s FirstGiving page. “Creating change for children...One friend at a time.” |
