[ACT] Kudzu.com Partners with the Alliance for Community Trees to honor Earth Week

[Alice Ewen Walker]

	April 22, 2008	 	
		
  	


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Kudzu.com Partners with ACT to honor Earth Week
$1 Donated to ACT for every consumer review through May 9

Atlanta, Ga. (April 15, 2008)- Interactive website Kudzu.com is  
forming a unique partnership with the Alliance for Community Trees to  
commemorate Earth Week. For every consumer review written on ACT's  
fundraising page from April 22 through May 9, the site will donate $1  
to help community groups provide greenery and fresh air to urban  
neighborhoods. The week-long event coincides with Kudzu's recent  
community outreach efforts, which includes its newly launched "Spread  
the Word" fundraising campaign.

"We wanted to partner with an organization focused on helping  
communities across the country," said Kudzu.com Vice President of  
Marketing & Business Development Rachel Spasser. "Earth Week is the  
perfect time to join forces with ACT, and help give back to the  
neighborhoods that mean so much to Kudzu.com."

  	




  	
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