Just like random acts of kindness, the gratitude dance is a free and easy way to bring some added joy to your life.

Anyone can do it. 

Finally, a computer that deserves to be called "green."

The Zonbu uses 10 times less energy and isn't made of hazardous substances.  Runs on Linux. 

Encourage people around you to buy sustainable seafood by passing out handy pocket guides that show what's ok to eat.

They're free to download from the Monterey Bay Aquarium. 

Provide girls in developing countries with equal access to education, which they are often denied.

By giving them long term scholarships, their families are more likely to keep them in school. 

For children growing up in conflict zones, playgrounds (if they exist at all) can provide refuge from the daily stresses they face.

Help build playgrounds for children living in war zones and refugee camps. 

Create an organic vegetable garden at your school and help teach others about food, environment, health, nutrition and sustainability.

Help your peers establish a deeper connection with nature. 

Raise money for fuel-efficient stoves, which cut down on deadly indoor pollution and deforestation.

In some regions of conflict, they can even protect women from violence. 

Encourage people around you to switch to using compact fluorescent bulbs.

They take 1/4 of the energy to produce the same amount of light and they last 8 times longer!!