Freerice6

Thanks to @ReemAhmadi , She showed me the way to such a good intiative & made me feel better after such a big loss.

I would like you guys to check out this website.

It's all about playing games (which are educational) to donate grains of rice for the poor. There is a competition going on to invite the biggest number of people and grain of rice donaters. I would really appretiate it if you joined the group its : Freerice6_bahrain and this is the link


http://freerice.com/frog/join/1278606/4b0f03269cc718d17f990e8a152099de

Books for good.

I posted this in tumblr but I like blogger more.


One of my previous posts in blogger was ’ Recycle for donation ‘. This post was all about recycling plastic to raise money and get a wheel chair for a kid. I haven’t lost hope in raising the money she needs but I need to boost my hope.


I am one of those people who will spend my whole free time doing nothing but laying in bed and reading. Most of the space in my room is taken by the shelfs and boxes I where I keep my books in.


Seeing them around, honestly, does not make me comfortable. You know why? Because they are in a useless place. They can be in someone’s hand who will read them. Right?


The purpose of this post is to share an idea, about the books we all have on our shelves. I know some people will never give out their books but I will and you might like my idea and do.


This idea is all about sharing my book with the people, or lets say renting it. Maybe 100 fils per day or 200?


Lets calculate, if you take nearly 1 week to read a book and pay 200 per day you donate 1.400 BD. If you pay 100 fils you donate 700 fils, and the process goes on.


What will we benefit from this idea?


You will get to read and benefit from my book.
I will have donations for my Projects.
I will need less space for my books in the room.
What if we were all part of this project? Share books and collect donations. Won’t this benefit all of us?


Waiting for your feed backs. It’s still an idea and by your support we’ll start it.


(BTW the plastic bottles campaign is still going)