The New Forgiveness Conspiracy is the world’s first good conspiracy. To join, just do something simple and beautiful and unexpected that betters your community or world, and post what you did—in the comments here, on your blog (send us a link!), on our facebook page, on twitter (hashtag #nfc4ever) or with a photo on our Flickr group. If you wish to remain anonymous, share your kindness with us in an email (go-boy@newforgivenessconspiracy.com). All the gorgeous and simple and fantastic deeds will be compiled here, on The New Forgiveness Conspiracy website. Together, we can show there really are good things happening, and that we won’t settle for anything less than heaven on earth.
The New Forgiveness Conspiracy is all about doing small and beautiful and unexpected things, and in that regard “Climate Change” might sound a bit ambitious. But there are many small and beautiful and unexpected things each of us can do to move our world towards that goal. Some ideas…
Have any ideas to share? Please leave a comment below!
For more information on climate change and what you can do to help, visit the website of Blog Action Day. The song in the above video was written by Midnight Oil and released on their album, Diesel and Dust, in 1987 – 22 years ago! They were a favorite band of mine back in the day, and I still prefer the original.
I first participated in Blog Action Day a couple years ago with one of my other blogs. The old addage “there is strength in numbers” finds a new application online, with thousands of bloggers focusing their efforts on one day to reach millions of readers and our world’s leaders. There’s still time to participate with your own blog before this Thursday, so won’t you sign up? And check back on Thursday for our post on this year’s topic: Climate Change.
Greg Krause, a 39 year old recent med school grad, took advantage of Jet Blue’s 30 Days of Travel promotion to do some good for this world….
By purchasing a $599 30 Days of Travel ticket, Greg has the option to travel as often, and as far, as he’d like using Jet Blue for 30 days. So where’s he going? Greg plans to travel around the world to raise money for a school in Zambia founded by his parents for orphaned and abandoned children.
Beginning and ending in Chicago, Greg “will fly more than 55,000 miles and visit 27 cities in five countries to spread the word about the school.”
