I want to nominate http://teamupfortucson.com/ ("TUFT") for today's site of the day for a few reasons:
1) TUFT's logos incorporate an HMMWV/H1 - one of the only non-HUMMER sites on the internet that has a HUMMER in its original artwork/logos (one different logo for each of their 3 charitable missions)! Very cool!
2) They help children in need, animals & vets in need (through Mutts 4 the Military) & communities in need devastated by natural distasters in the US (they shipped out over 1,000 meals to FEMA that were distributed to families displaced by the recent brush fires in Colorado).
3) It is an IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit charitable organization with 100% all-volunteer (no paid) staff.
4) Several forum members have participated and helped out in the annual "Stuff the Hummers" Christmas Toy Drive. My hat is off to all of you!
5) The founder of this organization is my wife and H4O member, Cotilo, and I'm very proud of what she and Team Up For Tucson have accomplished in so little time.
I know, this is a shameless plug - but isn't that what "Site of the Day" is all about?
1) TUFT's logos incorporate an HMMWV/H1 - one of the only non-HUMMER sites on the internet that has a HUMMER in its original artwork/logos (one different logo for each of their 3 charitable missions)! Very cool!
2) They help children in need, animals & vets in need (through Mutts 4 the Military) & communities in need devastated by natural distasters in the US (they shipped out over 1,000 meals to FEMA that were distributed to families displaced by the recent brush fires in Colorado).
3) It is an IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit charitable organization with 100% all-volunteer (no paid) staff.
4) Several forum members have participated and helped out in the annual "Stuff the Hummers" Christmas Toy Drive. My hat is off to all of you!
5) The founder of this organization is my wife and H4O member, Cotilo, and I'm very proud of what she and Team Up For Tucson have accomplished in so little time.
I know, this is a shameless plug - but isn't that what "Site of the Day" is all about?
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