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Social Purpose Network- What Makes Atb.world Different from other social media?

Many nonprofits and social enterprises reach out to their supporters using popular social Purpose networks like Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram.

But the problem with these platforms is that they are very wide. Billions of people use these platforms monthly.

It becomes difficult to connect with those who share the same social cause.

So, at Atb.world, we provide a platform where people and organizations that share the same cause can connect to build stronger communities and a better world. Here, you can have two-way conversations with your community and get to know them better.

It is critical to have clarity about your social purpose responsibility. You can use it to align everything that your organization does. So, choose your responsibility and align your business strategy according to it.

Have you aligned your business with any of these responsibly?

A good story has the power to pull at our emotions and grab our attention. If you can grab your readers’ emotions, then you’ll have their attention. In short, you also have it in you to tell stories that create social impact.

Here at GiveGab, we’re always looking to highlight and connect people that are making a positive impact on the world. This week we didn’t need to look very far :) GiveGab’s very own Jed Shireman has co-founded a company with a delicious product and lofty goals.

Born from a playful passion for food, a respect for local farmers, and a vision of ending hunger in America, Tasty Seconds sells fun-finger foods at farmers markets to help feed the needy. With each sale, proceeds go directly towards purchasing produce from that day’s market to be donated to local pantries and soup kitchens. In one swoop Tasty Seconds supports local farmers and provides the needy with life-saving meals with real nutritional value. Remember that when you’re buying a tasty meal from them, you’re also buying seconds for someone who truly needs it.

Tasty Seconds’ debut item is pizza balls, scrumptious pockets of cheese, pepperoni, or veggies depending on your preference. And best of all, they’re gluten-free allowing even those with an allergy to enjoy them. But don’t fret, gluten eaters, these balls are just as tasty as the pizza we all know and love. Don’t believe us? If you’re in the Los Angeles-area, stop by the Motor Ave Farmers Market and try some.

In its first year (July through December 2014) Tasty Seconds hopes to deliver at least 500 lbs of fresh, local produce to homeless shelters and soup kitchens throughout Los Angeles. Within its first three weeks over 70 pounds of produce from local growers has been delivered to the Los Angeles Mission, an organization that feeds 500 people a day.