| 1. Make Delicious Halloween Treats |
Wheat-Free Cookies: Make wheat free Halloween cookies with this recipe including naturally sweet, golden-orange frosting.
Healthy Halloween Snacks: Our food choices significantly impact the environment. To serve eco-friendly Halloween dishes, use more organic, meatless alternatives sold with minimal packaging. Additionally, reduce waste by composting or cooking your Halloween pumpkins for delicious treats.
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| 2. Join Leonardo DiCaprio in Protecting Critical Habitat for Polar Bears |
 Polar bears are already suffering the effects of global warming. Birth rates are falling, fewer cubs are surviving and more bears are drowning. There have been documented reports of polar bears drowning and starving -- and of snowy dens collapsing on newborn cubs and their mothers from unseasonable rains.
» Take action now to protect critical habitat for polar bears. |
| 3. Update Your Beauty Routine With Great Fall Tips |
Did you know that the onset of cooler weather calls for a shift in your beauty routine? That’s why we’ve lined up a harvest of easy, natural kitchen-cupboard recipes for the three basics of great skincare--exfoliating, cleansing, and moisturizing--so your skin can be fresher, healthier, and more youthful this fall.
» Pamper your skin with great fall tips.
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| 4. Learn The Secrets of Kitty Cuisine |
Want to truly win over your cat? Treat her to a weekend feast of homemade kitty cuisine. It’s easier than you might imagine and truly shows your love and affection.
» Here are some recipes that have won over the hearts—and tummies—of some of our cat pals. |
| 5. Test Your Knowledge of World Heritage Sites |
 Do you know what World Heritage site Neil Armstrong could see from space? Do you know how many World Heritage sites there are in the U.S.? This short but challenging quiz will help you expand your knowledge of these mysterious and beautiful places. When you complete the quiz, you'll learn fun facts about each site.
» Take the World Heritage Quiz. |
| 6. Take Action: Join the Virtual March for Children in Darfur |
After nearly three years of conflict and tens of thousands of deaths, Darfur is one of the hardest places in the world to be a child. Every day over 70 children under the age of five are dying across Darfur. One million others seek refuge in temporary camps, where they struggle with disease, malnutrition, violence and rape.
» Sign the pledge to join the virtual march to protect the children of Darfur.
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| 7. Visit the New Daily Action Site |
Now it is even easier to make the world a better place! Care2’s Daily Action has a great new look. Sign up for the new Daily Action newsletter, share the Daily Action with friends and co-workers, and send Care2 your own ideas of how to make a difference.
» Enjoy the new Daily Action site
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| 8. Care2 Members Take Action to Protect Pets in Puerto Rico |
Upon hearing the news about the horrific massacre of family pets in Puerto Rico reported by the Associated Press on October 12, 2007, two Care2 members created petitions urging Puerto Rican officials to enforce strict laws against animal cruelty and to implement humane programs to ensure this heinous act doesn't happen again. So far, more than 15,000 people have signed these petitions.
» Thank you Nadia D. and F. Matos for speaking out! |
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-- Thanks for reading.
Rosa,
Care2 and ThePetitionSite Team
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