For the Summer season of 2008, 10% of all post-tax profits for Barefoot Massage sessions booked online will be donated to Friends of Feral Felines.

THEIR STORY: FRIENDS OF FERAL FELINES

Friends of Feral Felines (FFF) is a nonprofit organization committed to the humane management of feral cats. We help the public trap, sterilize, vaccinate, and release feral cats.  FFF is one of the only rescue groups of its kind in the Charlotte metro area.

We serve as a resource center by educating the public about feral cats, renting humane (live) traps, lending carriers and cages, providing information about low-cost spay / neuter for homeless cats and publish a quarterly newsletter to keep the community informed of our efforts.

To learn more about Friends of Feral Felines and how you can contribute to a better quality of life for homeless cats around Charlotte, click here.

PAST CAMPAIGNS:

SPRING 2008 : INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS

Established in 1984 by volunteer doctors and nurses, IMC is a private, voluntary, nonpolitical, nonsectarian organization. Its mission is to improve the quality of life through health interventions and related activities that build local capacity in underserved communities worldwide.

To learn more about International Medical Corps and how you can sow seeds of hope for the future, click here.

WINTER 2008 : SIERRA CLUB - NC CENTRAL PIEDMONT CHAPTER

The NC Central Piedmont Chapter of Sierra Club has worked to pass groundbreaking environmental legislation from local to national levels. Our issues include promoting local Green resources, to Eco-Friendly mass transit within the community, to involving Charlotte residents on all things from recycling to waste pollution.

To learn more about the Sierra Club and learn how you can become a litte more 'Green', click here.

AUTUMN 2007 : DEFEAT DIABETES FOUNDATION

The mission of Defeat Diabetes Foundation is to inform, educate and alert the general public, diabetics, pre-diabetics and elected officials about the disease, its prevention and the consequences of undiagnosed and/or poorly managed diabetes and to provide accurate, up-to-date and practical information on the treatment and self-management of the disease.

To learn more about Defeat Diabetes Foundation and contribute to a cause that is hurting so many of those we love, click here .

SUMMER 2007 : CAROLINA BREAST FRIENDS

Carolina Breast Friends is a non-profit agency providing information, inspiration and assistance to fellow breast cancer survivors in Charlotte, North Carolina. In parallel, we are working toward the fulfillment of the vision of Project Pink House, which will become a unique center of support for breast cancer survivors.

To learn more about Carolina Breast Friends, Project Pink House and learn more about how you can inspire a woman who has been diagnosed with breast cancer, click here .

SPRING 2007 : CENTRAL ASIA INSTITUTE

Central Asia Institute supports community-based education programs, especially for girls, in remote mountain regions of Central Asia, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Each project involves local people in all phases of projects: to plan, implement and evaluate. A committee of elders and experts guides each selected project. Before a project starts, the community matches Central Asia Institute project funds with equal amounts of local resources and labor. Such commitment ensures the project's viability and long term success.

To learn more about the Central Asia Institute and and donate to the education of a child in a war-inflicted country, click here .

WINTER 2007 : THE SHELTER FOR BATTERED WOMEN

The Shelter for Battered Women, a division of United Family Services, offers counseling, support, and a safe haven for women and their children who are in danger of abuse from the woman's intimate partner. The Shelter offers both residential and nonresidential services for women and their children with information and resources to assist them in establishing a violence-free home. The Shelter believes that violence is a totally unacceptable form of interaction, and is destructive to individuals, families, and society.

To learn more about The Shelter for Battered Women and learn how you can give hope to a woman or child today, click here .

AUTUMN 2006 : PROJECT HALO

Project HALO is a non-profit, NO-KILL animal rescue organization based in Charlotte, NC.  Currently we are a 100% volunteer organization and are privately funded. Without volunteers and private donations we would not exist.  We rescue homeless, stray and unwanted dogs and cats. We take care of all the vet work including shots, sterilization and heartworm treatment, when necessary. All of Project HALO's animals are vet current and sterilized prior to adoption. We feel that this is the only way to run an animal shelter in a responsible manner.

To learn more about Project Halo and perhaps take home your new best friend, click here .

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