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Who doesn’t have a tweet to spare or share for a good cause?
Just recently, getting my daily dose of Greenpeace online news, I noticed the “donate 1 tweet a day” link on the organizations website. This link led me to the Greenpeace space on the Justcoz.org website, an online relay system that lets you donate tweets to help raise awareness about issues that matter to you.
The website lists all the causes that you can donate tweets to. There is also a search box to find causes based on keywords or particular search terms. If you have a cause you’d like to raise awareness about, the website lets you submit your own cause.
Joining a cause is really easy. By clicking on the join button justcoz.org interacts with your twitter account, allowing the organization behind the cause you selected to distribute tweets through your account.
Sharing and supporting has never been easier. You have no excuse 
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Thanks for this information, Murielle! Great to know. I have just donated my tweets