Betty Boop
Betty Boop charity voice impersonators record in Betty Boop sound alike voice any text message that you send us! All donations go to charities.
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Shopping for a Good Cause
Shop for creative shirts, kids clothing, hats & caps, bags, fun stuff, pets, home & office, mugs, buttons & magnets, cards & calendars, and more! All profits are donated to charities.
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"We exist temporarily
through what we take, but we live forever through what we give."
- Douglas M. Lawson
All donations to IFERS are 100% tax deductible.
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The Institute for Education, Research, and Scholarships (IFERS) is actively involved in scientific, social, educational and medical research to benefit humanity. The following are some of our ongoing projects.
Renewable Energy: EPA Certified Green Website
 A clean and renewable energy solution reduces our reliance on fossil fuels (oil, coal, natural gas), protects our environment, reduces air pollution, and alleviates anthropogenic global warming.
IFERS.org is an EPA certified green website powered by 100% renewable wind energy. Protect the environment and transfer your website hosting to 100% wind energy with energy efficiency equivalent to planting 2,390 acres of trees or removing 510 cars from the road. Read more
Dietary Research
 IFERS is conducting research and experiments on the dietary effects on human health, immune system, weight loss, and slow aging. We agree with the US National Institutes of Health that "diet, in all its complexity, is considered one of the major risk factors for cancer and is therefore a primary area of research within the Risk Factor Monitoring and Methods Branch [of the National Cancer Institute]."
Herbal Medicine Research
 IFERS is conducting scientific and case studies research on a wide range of herbal medicines that hold promising cures for hard-to-treat bacterial and viral infections. We examine the medicine's effects on the viral ferments of DNA polymerase and thymidine kinase in the infected human cells, as well as the effects on the body production of endogenous alpha and gamma interferons.
Anti-Aging Research
 IFERS and the University of Southern California (USC) Davis School of Gerontology have co-signed a letter of intent for a multi-year grant for scholarships, education, and aging research projects including but not limited to molecular biology, immunology, genetics, and stem cells. USC researcher Dr. Caleb Finch coined the term "negligible senescence" to describe very slow or negligible aging.
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