Green Brand of the Month, Nov 2020- Who Gives A Crap

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          Photo by Karolina Grabowska from Pexels

Green Brand of the Month- Who Gives A Crap

This will be a regular feature on my blog. I will pick a "Green Brand" of the month and spread awareness about the great work to a wider audience. This will be my way of making a difference.

To know more about why I choose this brand, please watch the video below:

 

 If you feel inspired and motivated by this brand, don't forget to tag, follow and mention them. The more followers such brand receive, the more impact they will be able to make and reach more people who need the help.

Share this with your community, talk about this brand with your friends and you can also try their products.

There are so many ways to get involved and make a difference. 

As the "Who Gives A Crap" team says "Sharing is caring."

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