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Hello, ignoble.experiment@arconati.us, and thank you for making room in your inbox for Parent Hacks. Got a hack you'd like to share? Send it to hacks@parenthacks.com along with your name and Web address (if you'd like us to link back to you). If you've got a Twitter user name, tell us that, too, so we can say hi. Too much email? Follow Parent Hacks on Twitter, or "like" Parent Hacks on Facebook! Amazon TODAY ONLY: 36% off Ekobrew refillable K-Cup for Keurig coffee machines I share this because I first learned about Keurig K-Cups from you. Lots of you love this coffee machine and buy your K-Cup refills using Amazon Subscribe & Save, so I thought you might appreciate a heads-up about this deal. At Amazon (today only): Ekobrew Cup, Refillable K-Cup for Keurig K-Cup Brewers -- Save 36% Discount ends October 29, 2011. Related: Amazon Subscribe & Save: What do you order?   • View comments • Visit Parent Hacks to read the responses to this post or leave your own! Win a tote bag full of goodies, change the world In mid-November I'm heading to Palm Springs for Camp Mighty. I am SO excited about this event...in a way I've never been about other "business" travel. While the organizers and bulk of the attendees are members of the blogging/social media community, this is not a blogging/social media conference, per se. The focus of the gathering is life balance and change. Change has been on my mind quite a bit this last year, both personally and professionally. I've been awed by the power of efforts such as ONEMoms, Every Mother Counts, and the mobilization underway right now to help Amit Gupta find a bone marrow donor. It's not Pollyanna to say that individual voices, working together, have the power to change the world. The organizers of Camp Mighty have worked a charity project into the event: we've all been placed in teams, and our goal is to raise enough money to cover each team member's $200 donation. All funds raised go to Charity Water, a non-profit organization that brings clean, safe drinking water to people in developing nations. To that end, I've teamed up with my dear friend Christine Koh of Boston Mamas to give you a fun way to help us reach our fundraising goal: a raffle! (Thank you, Amy, for the great idea.) The prize: this amazing, overstuffed tote bag full of lovely goodies, valued at over $350. Inside: Sustainable Earth multipurpose cleaner Filtrete water bottle Measure Up portion control bowl Chico bag recycled tote Hama camera bag signed copy of Rules of the Red Rubber Ball OXO staple remover Robeez booties HealthTracks record keeper Baberoo organic baby socks (4pk) Skip Hop bottle tote National Wildlife Federation stuffed animal Baby K'Tan hat Eric Carle growth chart Ergo Baby organic front pouch Leslie Graff stationery Jabra bluetooth headset Maclaren travel kit Dr. Loretta Youthful Wri-Lax Body Shop peppermint foot spray Posh Peacock stationery (designed by Christine!) 2 Laylee Baby embellished onesies Get Stoned jeweled pin. Each raffle ticket costs $2 and you may purchase as many as you like to increase your chances of winning (e.g., $10 = 5 entries). We will collect raffle donations until noon EST, Sunday, November 6. Anything Chrstine and I raise above our $400 goal will also go to Charity Water. Thank you in advance for helping us do something good for those in need. Good luck! Some of our fellow campers are also fundraising creatively: The aforementioned Amy's raffle is live until November 2. Lisa Congdon is selling gorgeous prints. Erica is baking banana bread. Linz is offering 20 percent off her design services. Alison is selling greeting cards ($1 to Charity Water for each card sold). If you would prefer to donate to Charity Water directly, you can do so on our team donation page. Thank you!   • View comments • Visit Parent Hacks to read the responses to this post or leave your own! More Recent Articles Advent calendar as potty training reward chart Computer as kitchen appliance Halloween costume hack: turn laptop bag pouches into play holsters Habit change: baby steps or major leaps? Print birthday party details onto mailing labels to avoid "invitation hand cramp"

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