It's Cyber Monday, and through midnight tonight (and some for longer), the deals below (which benefit nonprofit organizations and eco friendly retailers) are on!

 

The Jane Goodall Institute is featuring animal-centric memorabilia that's signed by Jane and some of her friends, including "... artwork, books, DVDs and CDs signed by Jane Goodall, Charlize Theron, Buzz Aldrin, Calista Flockhart, Carly Simon, Gary Larson (creator of "The Far Side" comic strip), Patrick McDonnell (creator of the "Mutts" comic strip) and much more! There are also many great holiday gift offerings in the JGI Web Store including several limited-edition items commemorating Gombe 50, the 50th anniversary of the day that Jane first stepped onto the shores of Lake Tanganyika to begin her groundbreaking chimpanzee behavioral research." 

 

Coyuchi's organic sheets, towel sets, robes and pajamas have only a $5 shipping fee through the end of November, and for Cyber Monday, they are offering 20 percent off cozy flannel robes and men's and women's pajamas.

 

The Nature Conservancy's "Green Gift Monday" encourages shoppers to buy Earth-friendly presents this year — and has plenty of suggestions. 

 

Nimli is like a green department store, offering men's, women's and kid's fashions, as well as natural beauty products — and everything is 20 percent off for Cyber Monday.

 

Juno & Jove offers the most gorgeous, high-end eco-friendly clothing and accessories, and everything is 15 percent off through midnight tonight.

 

Marie Veronique Organics is offering 25 percent off luxurious, natural and beautifully packaged skincare. The perfect gift for anyone who takes their skin seriously (or to help your own make it through the holiday season looking luminous).

 

Stock up on cute reusable bags from Envirosax, which is offering 50 percent off aqua skinnies and single bags. With great designs and bags that hold some serious weight, these are the reusable bags you'll end up carrying just cause they're so attractive.

 

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