KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 18 TN-Abunga.comNonprof
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Aug. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- A new Web-based book retailer,
Abunga.com, is making a way for its customers to not only purchase books, but
designate a portion of the company's net revenue to a charity of their choice
with a click of the mouse.
Abunga.com, the family-friendly online bookstore, gives 5 percent of all
net purchases to nonprofit organizations through the Favored Abunga Nonprofit
(FAN) program and provides the opportunity for consumers to take an active
role in the giving by prompting them with each purchase to choose which
organizations will receive the donation.
"In the midst of our country's economic flux, it is important to remember
to give," said Lee Martin, chairman of Abunga.com. "We are providing our
customers a way to not only find a variety of books at competitive prices, but
the opportunity to support a worthy organization they strongly care about
through their everyday book purchases."
Currently, Abunga.com features more than 8,000 different FANs ranging from
local schools and churches to national ministries and humanitarian
organizations, including those such as the Make-A-Wish Foundation of America,
United Way of America and the American Red Cross.
The Web-based bookstore is continually expanding its FAN list by allowing
consumers to nominate their favorite nonprofits by filling out a simple online
form. Abunga.com reviews all submissions to ensure each organization upholds
the ethical, moral and spiritual principles that coincide with Abunga.com's
positive mission of family-friendliness.
"Through the FAN program, we are putting a spotlight on outstanding
nonprofit organizations that are advocates for family-friendly values and
causes," said Martin.
Abunga.com is an online bookstore founded to provide families a protected
shopping environment. Headquartered in Knoxville, Tenn., Abunga.com offers
safety with more than 1.6 million family-friendly products, savings through
distributor-direct prices and support to nonprofit organizations by donating 5
percent of each transaction to a customer-selected charity. For more
information, visit http://www.Abunga.com.
Note to Editors: For more information about Abunga.com, please visit
http://www.Abunga.com/media. To arrange an interview with Lee Martin, please
contact Kristin Cole at 972.267.1111 or via e-mail at kristin@alarryross.com.
FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Kristin Cole
972.267.1111
kristin@alarryross.com
SOURCE Abunga.com
