You can earn points on @15 to support YSA!!

It's time to start earning points for the next "big give" of $250,000 coming up in January 2010. Learn more about the nonprofit charity choices featured in this round and start earning points! Coming up in mid-January 2010, teens (age 13-18) can give away as many of your current points to any or all of the four featured nonprofit. At the end of that point donation period, @15 will divide up the money based on how the teens (all teen members on at15.com, age 13-18) decided to donate their points. Start earning points now until January, and you can contribute your points to any of these organizations:

Youth Service America
DoSomething.org
STLF (Students Today Leaders Forever)
NYLC

This is a great opportunity to show that young people like you guys can make a difference! I wonder just how many points the Get Ur Good On community can earn for YSA....Let's start doing good!

Check out our page: http://www.at15.com/points/org/ysa

Peace!
Portia

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Comment by Jordana Cherem on January 27, 2010 at 5:43pm: how can I earn points?

Comment by Blockbuster on January 27, 2010 at 12:24am: That's great. Its good to help others and bring meaningful changes.
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Comment by Monika K on January 24, 2010 at 10:56am: i must first register or ..?

Comment by Andrue on January 12, 2010 at 10:11pm: Wow

Comment by sophie jones on January 4, 2010 at 3:48am: I like the work you doing.you guys are rocking. Thanks for this post, this help others to do this kind of great work.
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Comment by Richard Okeyo on January 1, 2010 at 1:52am: I am very much happy to work with others to bring meaningful change in the world.

Comment by alexis green on December 16, 2009 at 12:54pm: AWW THAT IS SO SWEET!

Comment by DORIN MATTHEWS on December 14, 2009 at 9:28pm: Today I went to a conference at a fostercare agency with a fosterparent that had the child in her home since he was 11 years old and now and they removed him at age 19. The young man has mental health issues and is not getting the services from the agency. I was able to advocate for the fosterparents and talk to the child and they were able to work out the situation.The boy will be returning back to his fosterparents that love him on friday. I was happy about supporting the fosterparents because they were not being supported by their agency.