Posted by mollybrooks -
28 November 2011 at 4:38pm -
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Earlier this year one
of our long-standing and generous supporters, Frederick Mulder, offered to help Greenpeace
fundraise for the Rainbow Warrior. As an international art dealer specialising
in Picasso, he gifted us a number of limited edition pieces, all part of a series of unique linocut posters created by Picasso for
the southern French town of Vallauris
between 1951-65.
Volunteers cover a VW display model inside the Colindale dealership
In June a small group of Greenpeace volunteers and activists launched our campaign against Volkswagen hijacking London’s largest ad space. A week ago hundreds of Greenpeace volunteers launched a wave of activism across the UK and Europe.
Bid for one of forty celebrity experiences or memorabilia
Fancy a practice session with the world’s number one footballer Lionel Messi, or maybe you’d like backstage passes to a Jamiroquai concert in Paris? Or perhaps you would prefer a Picasso to hang on your wall, or a signed print of an original Greenpeace photograph?
Today is the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day and for several weeks I've been thinking about what Greenpeace can do to support it. I know that to many people, Greenpeace looks like a macho organisation, and it has to be said that the world of non-violent direct actions in Greenpeace is a male-dominated world.
Nearly 4,000 people voted in our poll to find a new friend for Greenpeace Giving's Ugly Fish. If you were one of them, thanks very much for exercising your democratic right. The result was a landslide, with over 50% of the votes going to one, particularly (un)attractive, candidate.
Posted by mollybrooks -
25 November 2010 at 11:00am -
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Which of these gorgeous creatures will make it as a gift on Greenpeace Giving?
It’s that time of year again, the nights are drawing in and the shops are full of mince pies. So we're back with our online virtual gift catalogue, Greenpeace Giving .
Posted by mollybrooks -
15 June 2010 at 10:34am -
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Love
it or hate it, there's no escaping the huge football tournament that's taking
place in South Africa
at the moment.
You
may have expected that Greenpeace would be a World Cup free zone, given that
it's not the most environmentally-friendly event ever. But
we're doing our bit to try and help the World Cup leave a positive legacy for
the people of South Africa,
and we've launched a special edition
Greenpeace Giving virtual gift to celebrate.
Greenpeace
Africa is providing a solar viewing area in the village of Jericho
in the North West Province of South Africa. This means that villagers, who may
not otherwise be able to watch the World Cup, will be able to view the matches
on big screens powered entirely by solar panels.
Posted by jamie -
11 August 2009 at 10:14am -
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If you've been visiting our website regularly, you may have spotted a small but significant change which occurred a couple of weeks ago, when a new 'Community' link appeared in the navigation box to your left. That weeny grey box leads to a whole new section of the website we've been developing over the past year, namely the new online home for our network of active supporter groups across the country.
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