one day’s wages in the new york times!

One Day’s Wages is in the New York Times today in an article entitled New Fame for the Everyday Donor (or click the photo from the NY Times article above). Needless to say, the entire ODW team is excited about the great support and press coverage we’ve received recently including another article in the Seattle Times last week.

But really, I’m humbled by the grace that God has shown me, my family, our ministry, and now the work we’re doing through One Day’s Wages.

The movement begins with you as you choose to invest your one day’s wages. Then another and then another. Can you imagine if 10,000 people gave their one day’s wages each year for the next 40 years? How about 100,000 people? You choose where to invest your donation and 100% (minus transaction costs) go to the specific projects you choose.

Can you sense that this can really grow to be a movement?

Help us spread the word via your blogs, twitter, facebook, etc. In case you haven’t seen our intro video:

Thanks so much for your support, prayers, and encouragement. We can’t do this without you. Please help spread the movement. It takes a few clicks.

Create an account on our website.
Make a donation. Calculate your day’s wages or give another amount.
Be a fan on Facebook and share the Page on your profile.
Share our story: parties, blogs, email, facebook, twitter, etc.
Be creative: ____________. Like the Harvard professor.

** This might be a great time to plug the kind folks that helped design and create that beautiful shirt:

T-shirt Design/Layout: Emily Chou of Arteest Design
T-shirt Production: Arteest Network

Both of these folks above (wife/husband combo) do great work. And our logo was designed by Justin Pae (no professional website).

T-shirts are $15 (pickup) and $20 (mailed). They’ll soon be available on our website for purchase or you can also swing by our office in Fremont, Seattle (address on the website)

photo credit: Stuart Isett of the NY Times