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Make a Social Resolution for 2009
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    Greg Spira
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This New Year's, instead of making a resolution to change something about yourself, why not make a Social Resolution and commit to changing the world around you?

Villages Connected is inviting socially conscious individuals, businesses and nonprofits to re-imagine the traditional resolution by committing to act socially.

Share your resolution by clicking here.  While you're at it, try answering these questions:

What do you plan to do at home or abroad?
Who you will collaborate with to make it happen?
Why is this resolution important to you?

Individuals could donate to a humanitarian organization, volunteer, or even read a book to learn about an issue. Non-profits could lay out how they will foster change. Businesses build their corporate social responsibility through donations or to making a difference through their core business.

It doesn’t matter whether your resolution leads to change in Connecticut, Canada or the Congo. What matters is that you make it happen.

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This New Year&#39;s, instead of making a resolution to change something about yourself, why not make a Social Resolution and commit to changing the world around you?<br /><br /><a href="http://www.villagesconnected.org/">Villages Connected</a> is inviting socially conscious individuals, businesses and nonprofits to re-imagine the traditional resolution by committing to act socially.<br /><br />Share your resolution by clicking <a href="http://vccommunity.ning.com/">here</a>.&nbsp; While you&#39;re at it, try answering these questions:<br /><br /><b>What</b> do you plan to do at home or abroad?<br /><b>Who</b> you will collaborate with to make it happen?<br /><b>Why</b> is this resolution important to you?<br /><br />Individuals could donate to a humanitarian organization, volunteer, or even read a book to learn about an issue. Non-profits could lay out how they will foster change. Businesses build their corporate social responsibility through donations or to making a difference through their core business.<br /><br />It doesn&rsquo;t matter whether your resolution leads to change in Connecticut, Canada or the Congo. What matters is that you make it happen.

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