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| Tree of Life Sponsor Opportunities If you are interested in finding out more about OCICE, volunteer, or if you would like to be on our mailing list, please contact us. For those who would like give a monetary donation, you may wish to become a sponsor at one of the following levels: $500 & Up The Roots of the Tree provide the basic foundation for the structure of the tree. Sponsorship includes all benefits listed below, plus six (6) free registrations for the Caring for Creation conference, and verbal recognition at the conference. $250-$499 The Trunk of the Tree provides stability for the entire tree. Sponsorship includes all benefits listed below, plus four (4) free registrations for the Caring for Creation conference, and verbal recognition at the conference. $100-$249 The Branches of the Tree move up and out, forming the canopy of the tree, providing nourishment and support for the leaves. Sponsorship includes all benefits listed below, plus two (2) free registrations for the Caring for Creation conference, and verbal recognition at the conference. $50-$99 The Leaves of the Tree transform the polluting CO2 into abundant oxygen which gives life to all animals. Sponsorship includes all benefits listed below, plus one (1) free registrations for the Caring for Creation conference. $10-$49 In the seed of the tree is the beginning of life. This level of sponsorship is essential! All benefits listed below. Benefits for all Sponsors:
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 "Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need, but not every man's greed. Mahatma Ghandi
Tip of the Month Make the switch to re-usable (cloth) tote bags for all of your shopping needs. If you use a cloth bag, you can save 6 bags each week. That's 24 bags a month, 288 bags a year, and 22, 176 bags in an average life-time. If just 1 out of 5 people in our country did this we would save 1,330,560,000,000 bags over our life time! Plastic bags are made from a non-renewable natural resource: petroleum. Consequently, the manufacturing of plastic bags contributes to the diminishing availability of our natural resources and the damage to the environment from the extraction of petroleum. At the same time, plastics are hazardous to produce; the pollution from plastic production is harmful to the environment. Finally, most plastic bags are made of polyethylene - more commonly known as polythene - they are hazardous to manufacture and are said to take up to 1,000 years to decompose on land and 450 years in water. To join the Campaign Against the Plastic Plague, visit Earth Resource Foundation's website.
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