Yahoo! and ONE launch the new ONE.ORG
Yesterday Yahoo! and ONE launched the newly revamped ONE.ORG
website. Let me be the first to recommend taking a bit of time and exploring
our cutting edge, Yahoo! powered look. With a bevy of new tools, including
Yahoo! Groups, Yahoo! Answers and Flickr, you’ll be able to connect easily with
others across the U.S. and around the globe to get even more involved in the
fight against global AIDS and extreme poverty. The best thing about the new
site is it’s fun to use!
Some of my favorite offerings are the Photos and ONE Ticker.
The ONE Ticker at the top of the homepage counts in real time the
number of people who are joining as ONE to take action. It now stands at
2,337,603. That’s pretty impressive! With the Photos, everyone can
literally put a face to the movement by using Flickr to upload a picture
of themselves to the site. Add your face now so I can stop seeing my picture (and
the photos of the other ONE staffers) cycle through.
You certainly don’t need me to run through everything the
site has to offer. Besides, it’s always more fun to explore on your own, so
stop reading my blog and start using ONE’s great new site. Enjoy!
PS Go to the Yahoo! homepage where ONE is being
featured today. It is the single most highly trafficked website on the Internet,
and a wonderful contribution from Yahoo! to ONE.
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November 15, 2007 at 1:30 am
I just want to thank the young girls in Newport Beach and the Orange County areas that have contributed and help one. We put together teams and the ones who raised the most were rewarded. The top five were:
1. Melissa Gerber
2. Amisha Patel
3. Heather davis
4. Yasemin Ecer
5. Jennifer Han
Congradulations girls! we did it!
January 21, 2008 at 1:17 am
There is no Trish McNulty involved in the ONE.ORG department of Orange County. In fact, that is not an accurate list. It is fake. The word “Congratulations” was even spelled wrong! Who is monitoring this? Please remove that post as it is a detriment to our organization.
June 11, 2008 at 11:49 am
Open this post and read what I think about that:,