Global Initiatives

Color Me In

dkeith 15 years ago 1 min read

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Color Me In! pairs micro-loans for small business development with local tree planting in Zambia to empower communities to build an economic and environmentally sustainable future.

Be sure to visit them today http://www.colormein.org

UPDATE

check out this new video from Color Me In

NEWS

Sarah Grant just got back from her trip to Zambia where she met with groups and organizations that are connected to Color Me In. Here are a few pictures

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