This week, the Orangutan Foundation International signed up to be a CalendarLink partner and is finishing its library of photos. Their members can either buy a calendar with OFI photos, or personalize with their own family photos and $10 of the $19.95 price goes to help protect the great apes.
I first learned about OFI while watching Animal Planet. If you go on
their website, you’ll see that they’re offering Orangutan Eco-Tours in
July 2011. How cool is that?
The Jane Goodall Institute is also in
the process of creating its website on CalendarLink.org. As you know, Jane has been working to
protect the chimps for the past 50 years.
As a matter of fact, 60
Minutes will broadcast a segment on Jane’s work, filmed in Tanzania, this
Sunday night, Oct. 24.
We are so proud to that the Jane Goodall Institute and the Orangutan Foundation see the potential of CalendarLink. We hope you’ll pass this information to your ape-loving friends. Maybe they can sign on and make a calendar.
Occasional musings from John Conover about some of the people, processes, pains and pleasures of starting a new business.
About:
Hi, I’m John Conover, a longtime So Cal surfer and creator/owner of Tidelines calendars. As I approach the 30th anniversary of Tidelines, I’m starting a new venture called CalendarLink.org, a free fund-raising tool for non-profit groups and charitable organizations. Here are some of the stories of the process, the people, the pains and the pleasures of being the Calendar Guy.
