WEB EXCLUSIVE: Charitable Donations for the Holidays
By Taylor Miller
December/January 2009
Supporting charities that promote the use and preservation of nature makes for a great, long-lasting and meaningful gift. In place of a trinket or gadget, knowing your gift has helped sponsor a charity means you have helped change the world – ultimately the greatest gift there is. And, as always, donations to all 501(c)(3) programs registered with the IRS are tax deductible. Here is our list of charitable donations that we recommend for this holiday season.
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• American Botanical Council – Envisioning a healthier world through herbs, a donation to ABC supports a number of educational programs and scholarships dedicated to the study of herbs for health and their impact on the future of medicine. ABC invites you to provide either financial or in-kind gifts by visiting www.abc.HerbalGram.org.
• Herb Society of America – With their motto “For Use and Delight” a donation to The Herb Society of America sponsors public education on herb cultivation and herbal uses past and present as well as funding local events across the country. Donations can be made at www.HerbSociety.org.
• International Herb Association – Building global networks for connecting herb professionals since 1985, IHA programs include standing as a world-wide herb resource center, providing educational opportunities and choosing the Herb of the Year. The IHA encourages you to join today to “Grow Your Business” by visiting www.IHerb.org.