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		<title>A printer&#8217;s worthy initiative to plant trees</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Nov 2009 22:23:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Tree Culture Association is a result of their efforts to make the printing businesses more environmentally sustainable.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For those stumped over what things to give this holiday season, try giving a tree, then help with the planting.</p>
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<p>The Canada-based <a href="http://treeculture.org/web_a_tree.php">Tree Culture Association</a>, founded by people who have put tree products to use &#8212; printers &#8212; is introducing new digital gift card. The gift cards are already available in different denominations through the Tree Culture website, www.treeculture.org, across Canada and the United States.This is a website worth the visit.</p>
<p>According to this organization, the person looking to give a unique gift simply needs to visit the Tree Culture website, choose how many trees to give, fill out some basic information, add a personal message to the recipient, and set a date to send the gift card. The recipient will then receive an email with an attached digital gift card. &#8220;They read their congratulatory message and follow a link to the world map. There they get to drag a tree around the map and place it in one of the regions where Tree Culture Association has planting projects in place. Our system registers that&#8221; says Igal Rogalsky, one of this organization&#8217;s founders.</p>
<p>Tree Culture Association is a non-profit initiative that was established by Victor Narynskyyi and Igal Rogalsky in Kelowna, BC. Both come from the printing industry and Tree Culture Association is a result of their efforts to make the printing businesses more environmentally sustainable. The mission of the organization is to compel producers and consumers of printed materials to plant a tree with every print order. The gift cards is their initiative to create more public awareness about their organization.</p>
<h3><span style="color: #339966;">We send our hearty applause for this effort!</span></h3>
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