GreenAnySite.com and Lucky Startups

Published January 07, 2009 @ 11:08AM PT

One of my absolutely favorite sites to keep track of cool social startup ideas is Lucky Startups, which has video interviews with a variety of different types of founders. The idea behind the site is that every startup deserves a platform to get their vision out, but that its hard to capture the attention of advisers, investors, and employees. By giving a forum to a lot of great ideas that are, for the moment, little more than ideas, Lucky Startups is providing an incredible valuable service.

They posted a video today with an org that caught my eye called GreenAnySite.com. GreenAnySite.com is an Israeli startup that channels the "affiliate fees" that e-commerce sites pay the other websites that refer clients to them towards environmental good. Its a simple, great idea that's worth learning more about.

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Thanks so much Nathaniel!!

We greatly appreciate the writeup and are 100% focused on helping startups get noticed, connect with Investors, and learn from one another in a fun environment.

Cheers
Aronado
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Posted by Aronado Placencia on 01/08/2009 @ 11:10AM PT
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Nathaniel is the founding Director of the Center for Global Engagement at Northwestern University, which works annually with hundreds of students in dozens of countries around the world through curricular programs and student project incubation.