For those of you who don’t already know about it, there is a great secular charitable organization called the [url=http://foundationbeyondbelief.org/node/1403]Foundation Beyond Belief[/ur]. They are currently competing for a grant from Chase that is decided by votes from Facebook and Chase customers. If you are interested in helping demonstrate that charitable work is not the unique province of religious individuals and organizations, I encourage you to consider becoming involved with this organization as a volunteer or contributor.

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The Amherst CFI is organizing a team to raise funds to fight Leukemia & Lymphoma through a Light the Night walk.  Sept 28th 2012. One of the sponsers is the Foundation Beyond Belief. 

http://pages.lightthenight.org/wcny/Buffalo12/CFIAmherstFBB

mckenzievmd - 06 September 2012 01:27 PM

For those of you who don’t already know about it, there is a great secular charitable organization called the [url=http://foundationbeyondbelief.org/node/1403]Foundation Beyond Belief[/ur]. They are currently competing for a grant from Chase that is decided by votes from Facebook and Chase customers. If you are interested in helping demonstrate that charitable work is not the unique province of religious individuals and organizations, I encourage you to consider becoming involved with this organization as a volunteer or contributor.

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What if you’re a skeptic of Facebook? or not a customer of “Chase” (is that the bank?)?

Yeah what about those other who have no facebook.