Patricia Arquette and Rosetta Getty founded GiveLove in 2010 in hopes of helping displaced families have shelter over their heads as soon as possible.  In the past five years the Cause has evolved with the needs of the country.     Eco sanitation, clean water, and access to toilets is what the group has been focussing on over the past few years with a lot of determination, heart, and hard work to get the funding needed to keep the largest eco sanitaton in the world running.   The Cause is now ready to help other countries and started a crowd funding campaign a few days ago.  The cool thing about this campaign is that a person who donates the minimum amount of $10 has the chance just like those who donate more to go abroad with Patricia and team to see how GiveLove works.   The Cause has worked with a lean team on a very tight budget over the years and continues to do its best to educate the world how dire the issue of poor sanitation is in our world.  As Patricia explains in the video below, “Poor sanitation and waterborne illnesses kill more kids than AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis combined.” HERE IS HOW YOU CAN HELP SUCH AN IMPORTANT CAUSE   ShareGiveLove Needs Your Help To Expand Worldwide   And here is how you can help donate to a Cause that is truly fighting a major epidemic that a lot of people do not seem to be able to wrap their heads around.   Imagine that 40% of the population does not have access to a toilet while 60% of the population has access to cell phones.   Something seems obviously wrong here.  ...

Many of us know how people who run causes are very passionate about their work, their purpose, and how their efforts will change the way we live for the better.   What I continue to find as I work with causes/non profits is how hard it is for them to make it on the financial front.  To be honest, I am blown away.   While watching Patricia Arquette and her co workers work in Haiti on their eco sanitation projects I am saddened by the fact that they still are not able to get the funds they need.  They have a very small team (7) that are running the LARGEST ECO SANITATION program in the world.   Arquette is not a celebrity who expects people to donate to GiveLove because of who she is.  She wants people to understand the sanitation epidemic we have in our world and help us see that we all can play a huge role in making sure there is more clean water our there for the world to drink.  Currently only 40% of the world drinks/has access to clean water or has a toilet.   My question is, where is corporate America and why do the Fortune 100+ companies not help out more causes such as GiveLove that has a simple solution to solving our world’s sanitation issues? Here is a recent article that Patricia was featured in in the magazine Bizwomen.  It shows us  how Patricia is passionate about her work with the cause and how hard they have worked to maintain it.  They hope to expand it worldwide but still need to make it work in Haiti. Thank you to Patricia and her executive director, Alisa Puga Keesey, for the work you are doing for the people of Haiti and hopefully the world....

One key point that was left out of this article is that GiveLove is currently working with Habitat for Humanity through 2014 in a 300 household pilot in Leogane. The Cause also has several other Green Schools in PAP – two with Architecture for Humanity. GiveLove is only NGO in Haiti Tackling Sanitation Issues in a Big Way    ...

Good article in TV Guide on Patricia Arquette talking about her new role on the TV show Boardwalk Empire. Of course I want the readers to see the very last paragraph that talks about her work with and dedication to her cause, GiveLove, and how she wants to improve our world’s sanitation issues. “I don’t care if sanitation isn’t cool and that it’s the least glamorous thing,” says Arquette. “The lack of it is killing more kids than AIDS, malaria and TB combined, and so far we’ve helped thousands upon thousands.” The divorced mother of two (she split from actor Thomas Jane in 2011) has witnessed some “pretty traumatic things in Haiti to the point where I sometimes question my future. Maybe I’ll give up acting some day and devote my life to saving children.” Actress Is All About...