Hey Twit -Spare a Drink ? Twestival

A billion people don’t have access to safe water. It’s hard to imagine what that looks like, so here we’d like to tell you about a few special projects and individuals that make the numbers real. Charity Water.Org Projects. It is amazing in our times that so many people have this basic need. Some are getting assistance in their need through these projects but there any many that have yet to helped. Watch the video below and hear Scott Harrison talk about Charity Water.

Twitter users around the world are joining forces to assist in this effort to make a difference on February 12th. In my area the Toronto Twestival is coming together. If you want to get involved check the Twestival page for events in your corner of the globe. This is wonderul use of social media for the common good.

Here is another video by a popular net contributor Justine Ezarik @iJustine who is involved in the Los Angeles Twestival. In true Web 2.0 form she is asking for people to post a video response to her and others via You Tube. Justine is one of the ultimate promoters and can be found at her blog TastyBlogSnack-IJustine

If you cannot attend a Twestival event but you want to help Donate and join the social media and marketing community in the quest for clean drinking water. I think we can all spare a drink.

By Robert Metras

Rob is an experienced internet marketer and author. He helps businesses, professionals and organizations to raise their online visibility in local search and get more from their promotions and advertising and free use of search engine products.

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