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Shop for CompassionFall 2000 Compassion in Dying is now registered with iGive.com, an online charity portal shopping site. By going through iGive when shopping online, a portion of your purchases goes to Compassion in Dying at no extra cost to you. Visit www.igive.com and become a member. Membership is free and private. Choose Compassion in Dying Federation as the cause you wish to support. When you shop online, simply visit iGive first and shop in their mall. You'll still be buying your products through the merchants you already know and trust. Currently, iGive includes more than 200 merchants, including Amazon.com, American Greetings, Avon, Barnes and Noble, CDNow, the Disney Store, Eddie Bauer, Flower.com, Hickory Farms, JC Penny, Lands' End, PetsMart, Powells Bookstore and REI. A percentage of your total purchase, up to 15 percent, will be donated to Compassion in Dying without changing the price you would normally pay. It's a great way to help Compassion in Dying while getting the things you already want or need.
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