Moolala Offers Unique Daily-Deal Promotion For Rwandan Non-Profit

Online, June 29, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Africa New Life Ministries is running a unique promotion with the daily-deal site Moolala. Starting Wednesday, June 29th, and running through Tuesday July 5th, Moolala subscribers who donate $25 to ANLM will receive a $50 voucher toward Saddleback Leather Co.

"One of our major focuses at Moolala is harnessing the power of our subscriber base to support worthy causes, both here and abroad," says Moolala co-founder and director of business development Matt Dale. "We think Africa New Life Ministries is a great organization with a huge positive impact for the citizens of Rwanda."

Africa New Life Ministries seeks to improve the lives of Rwandans through education, spiritual support, and basic necessities. Founded in 2001, ANLM sponsors, educates, and feeds thousands of orphans and other disadvantaged children.

"While we actively work with non-profit organizations to help them earn income through Moolala's paymatrix, we feel it's important to highlight some of these great causes for our members," adds Dale. "Saddleback's generous support of Africa New Life Ministries means our subscribers have a unique opportunity to give directly to a great organization while receiving quality goods."

Saddleback Leather Co., based in Texas, is a long-time supporter of the work done by ANLM. They make fine, durable leather cases, laptop bags, luggage, and more. All their products come with a 100-year warranty.

"It's a fantastic opportunity," says Dale. "When great companies like Saddleback are willing to be so generous we love to partner with them. Why not leverage our technology and subscriber base to partner with other companies? Together we can have a huge impact to help those in need."

Founded in 2010, Austin, Texas-based Moolala is the only daily-deals site that pays its members whenever they, or those in their social network, purchase a deal. Moolala has members in all 50 states, and has featured charities and non-profit organizations like the Childrens HopeChest, The Wine & Food Foundation of Texas, and Boys and Girls Clubs of Austin.