Help Sow Seeds of Change. Plant Dreams, Grow Hope.
July 10, 2008 by Laura Ponticello
Laura’s List: Books for Women eco-friendly totes now on sale! Multifunctional and perfectly suited for the farmer’s market, grocery shopping or as a gardening tote. Recycled fibers, royal blue with Laura’s List gal imprint and large enough to handle quite a bit of stuff. Your decision to use this product is one way to help keep our land and its inhabitants of it in prime condition for years to come. A portion of each sale will support the Duk Lost Boys Clinic. -Laura Ponticello, Laura’s List: Books for Women.
Bags can be purchased for $9.50 at Creekside Books and Coffeehouse, 35 Fennell Street in Skaneateles or send a check for $12 including shipping and handling to Laura Ponticello c/o PO Box 206, Skaneateles, NY 13152.
About Duk Lost Boys Clinic:
Prior to the clinics inception, pregnant women had to walk up to 75 miles during labor to deliver and as a result many would forgo treatment and thereby not survive. A medicine that costs $5.00 recently helped save a child’s life. The Clinic was built by the American Care for Sudan Foundation founded by John Dau and is located in the village he was forced to flee during the Sudanese Civil War. Dau is one of the “Lost Boys” of Sudan whose own struggle to survive is documented in his book and the film God Grew Tired of Us: A Memoir.
** Here’s a link to a recent press release regarding Laura’s Totes – Click here to read more.
Laura Ponticello
Live a Beautiful Life : Laura’s List – Books for Women
Laura’s List can be found at www.creeksidebooks.com now on display.
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The new sets of recyclable totes are great! Everyone is offering them now! What is interesting is seeing how things are really changing in our mindsets. Green has gone Mass…Which is a good thing.
Now we just gotta get people to start to bring their totes with them in stead of buy and collect them in the closets!
I agree those totes are great. Its very good that people are taking the planet more seriously, that can only lead to good things. I’ve been to Skaneateles on vacation by the way, very beautiful place in the summer.
Funny, I just noticed that the only other commenter is also named Red…haha.
They walk 75 miles during labor? Oh my god, that’s horrible!