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By: Freiheit (Diary)  |  September 5th, 2009 at 03:06 PM  | 

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Meet GoodSearch.com, a Yahoo! powered search engine that gives when you search. For each search inquiry, approximately 1.3 cents is given to a nonprofit of your choosing. Coupled with the search engine is a charity named GoodShop.com. For every purchase at one of their affiliates (of which there are 1,000+), you will also generate a donation to a nonprofit relative to the size of your purchase. I know it does not sound like a lot, but even when a handful of people begin using the search, it has the potential to generate a lot of funds.

So where does this tie into RedState? Believe it or not, most conservative advocacy groups have nonprofit affiliates that have signed up to work with GoodSearch.

Among them are; Americans for Prosperity Foundation, American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), Cato Institute, Right to Life National Committee and chapters, Club for Growth State Action, Judicial Watch, National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, Conservative Caucus, the Federalist Society and many more.

I’m sure these organizations, as well as the ones I have not included, would love for you to make a habit of using GoodSearch.

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  • JadedByPolitics

    http://soldiersangels.org/index.php?page=donate

    So search on my fellow Conservatives!

  • http://www.redstate.com/tnjim TNJim

    Haley Vincent was a 7 year old victim of liver disease who died while waiting for a transplant. She had a setback when she also contracted lupus and then had a brain bleed, causing her to be taken off the list. By the time she she recovered from the brain bleed enough to be put back on the list her liver condition had worsened and she died soon after. She wrote 6 songs and recorded them during her illness, they can be found here. Some are funny, some are sad, one (Everywhere) shows she never lost faith in God. From what I hear from the family Good Search still brings some money into the Haley Vincent Foundation.