Elettra Wiedemann (face of Lancome and daughter of Isabella Rossellini) is teaming up with JustOneFrickinDay.com-- a charity whose mission is to unify and concentrate resources on a number of global charity projects -- and The Solar Electric Light Fund (SELF)in an effort to raise money for the Burundi Solar Project. & nbsp; The goal is toequip a hospital in Kigutu, Burundi, one of the world's poorest countries, with sustainable solar power for the life of its existence.
Elettra Wiedemann proves beauty is more than skin deep Africa at night: dark areas mean no electricity
The organization needs to raise $450,000 to accomplish their goal, and there are two ways YOU can help.
First: put your energy into FASHION. Power-house designers Chris Benz, Phillip Lim, House of Diehl, Giambattista Valli, Rag & Bone and Roganhave designed limited edition t-shirts (100 only, $60 each), available starting TODAYat JustOneFrickinDay.com. You can also score a non-limited edition Diehl tee for $30.
Second: if your closet is already too full (if that'strue, I'd like to meet you), you can donate one day's worth of your annual salary instead. The website (hence the name) has a built-in calculatorwhich determines "Just One Frickin Day" of your annual salary fordonation.
More about the project:
Kigutu health center in Burundi attempts to rebuild
According to JustOneFrickinDay.com: "Rampant illness and ailments include HIV/AIDS, malnutrition,malaria, measles, diarrhea, pneumonia, tuberculosis, and an infantmortality rate that is approaching 20% [in Burundi]. The health crisis facing the southern part of the country isespecially severe due to a lack of electricity. When the sun goes down, doctors use kerosene lamps and headlights for night work, which can include emergency surgeries and child birth."
Click hereto buy a limited edition t shirt, to donate and day's salary and to learn more.
