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[Tap Project] Launching tomorrow in NYC...

The Tap Project launches tomorrow. Over 250 New York City restaurants will invite their diners to pay $1 for the tap water they normally enjoy for free. All the money raised will help UNICEF provide safe drinking water to children around the world.

If you are in the New York City area, please join us in dining out tomorrow night at a participating restaurant. I made my reservations, have you?

If you won't be able to dine out with us tomorrow night, please consider marking a donation in support of UNICEF's clean water programs.

You can also help by spreading the word about the Tap Project and UNICEF's efforts to bring clean water to kids around the world. Our thanks to the many bloggers who are helping us talk Tap. Here's some Tap Project posts we thought you might like to see: Cravings, Restaurant Girl, and Minnie's Musings.

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Comments (1)

Katherine Parent:

The restaurants for Tap Project is a great idea! If folks can afford to eat out, they can afford one more $ towards water for others... *g*.

So, hope you soon add Los Angeles and a couple of other big cities to the project!!??

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