Microist: Give Your Status for a Cause

On March 20, 2012, Ecorazzi is holding our first #MicroistDay benefiting Water.org. On this day, we will dedicate our entire social media influence to spread the word about the water crisis, the solutions, and the work of Water.org to create safe and sustainable access to water for the nearly one billion people without it.

In order to make an even larger impact, we are forming a team of individuals and businesses that want to join us. Be a micro-activist with us and join us to be a Microist on March 20!
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WildAid

Through public awareness campaigns and providing comprehensive marine protection, WildAid’s mission is to end illegal wildlife trade by reducing demand. Although WildAid is headquartered in the United States, it has programs all over the world including China, India, Ecuador, Canada, UK and Indonesia.

Using the fact that they have world-wide programs, WildAid creates culturally sensitive and customized multimedia public awareness campaigns. Not only that, but they also feature some of the most well-known Western and Chinese stars today, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Yao Ming, Harrison Ford and Jackie Chan. This approach has proven to be highly unique and effective in raising concern over illegal wildlife trade.

Donations to WildAid go straight to the field and are used for their “Conservation through Communication” campaigns. They may also be used to support marine programs in the Galapagos and Indonesia, where they have created models that focus on the law enforcement chain, starting with activities of detection, interception, prosecution and ending with the sentencing of lawbreakers.

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Microist, a project of Ecorazzi, LLC, is a a Florida state registered nonprofit under the fiscal sponsorship of The Miami Foundation, a federally registered 501(c)3 community foundation. Under the Internal Revenue Code, community foundations are authorized to administer funds on behalf of approved and registered nonprofits. These nonprofits are tax-exempt under the IRS’ determination letter to The Miami Foundation and, thus, the tax-exempt status of the Microist Project is established on the basis of the IRS’ determination letter to The Miami Foundation, Inc. All contributions to Microist are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.


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