Care Movement

The Ballard News-Tribune has posted a story about Tim who told the paper the community's donations were a "miracle that has saved his life."

Ballard community lends a hand to struggling citizen On any given day in Ballard, Tim Allen can be seen cleaning the sidewalks along N,W. Market Street in the company of his two Jack Russell Terriers, Rico and Zeta. Carrying a white five-gallon bucket for donations as he works a broom vigorously down the street from 15th Avenue all the way to 24th Ave...

Thanks everyone for helping Tim! Here's an update on him...

An update on Tim in Ballard Over the holidays, the Seattle community raised nearly $2,500 along with other offers to help Tim, a newly-homeless man in Ballard. It was Care Movement’s first fundraiser, and we wanted to update you on how Tim is doing.

A great way to help a Seattle family rocked by tragedy...

Friends set up donation fund for Prudence Hockley’s children Woodinville teacher and Phinney Ridge resident Prudence Hockley was murdered on Christmas Eve, and now there's a fund to help her surviving daughters.

Wow, you've raised nearly $2,500 for Tim, the newly-homeless man in Ballard who's been keeping the streets clean. Tim has written a heartfelt, humble letter thanking all of you for reaching out...

Nearly $2,500 raised for Tim in Ballard "I’m overwhelmed and in awe at what has happened," he writes.

You've raised $1,000 for Tim in the first 24 hours, with more on the way. Thank you for making our first fundraiser such a big success!

Homeless man keeps Ballard clean during holidays Unemployed and newly-homeless, Tim has become a bit of a fixture on Market St. in Ballard, sweeping the sidewalks for donations. “I have to be doing something,” he told My Ballard, explaining he’s not the kind of person who stands on the corner and begs for money.

Unemployed and newly-homeless, Tim has become a bit of a fixture on Market St. in Ballard, sweeping the sidewalks for donations. If you're interesting in helping, click here (our first Care Movement fundraising experiment): http://www.caremovement.org/first-fundraiser-page/

Great reminder to give to Make a Wish at http://wish.org...

‘Electron Boy’ Erik Martin dies The Bellevue boy who became a superhero for a day thanks to the Make-a-Wish foundation lost his battle with cancer and other health problems Friday at the age of 14.

Getting noticed in a Charlie Sheen world When social media is consumed by things like and , how can social nonprofits like Care Movement cut through the clutter?

We've now launched a blog on Tumblr to chronicle our adventure launching Care Movement. Please help us create the company by providing honest feedback and insight as we go.

Care Movement Blog This is the company blog for Care Movement.

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Care Movement is coming soon... Care Movement will be a social non-profit company that connects urgent needs featured in local news stories with people who want to help. Visit us at CareMovement.org sign up to be alerted when we launch.

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