You never knew renting school books and cleft lip surgery could go hand in hand but now, they can!
CampusBookRentals.com has teamed up with Operation Smile which is an organization that gives life changing surgery to children whose families could not afford it otherwise.
Cleft lip is a congenital deformity caused by abnormal facial development during gestation. A cleft is a fissure or opening—a gap. It is the non-fusion of the body's natural structures that form before birth. Approximately 1 in 700 children born have a cleft lip and/or a cleft palate.
For every single book rented this year CampusBookRentals will donate a portion of the proceeds to Operation Smile with the goal of 1,000 lives changed which is $100,000!
You already have to get books for college so why not help out an amazing charity while doing it. CampusBookRentals has just recently outgrown their 4th warehouse and has put books in the hands of over 5,500 college students.
The renting process is simple.
1. Search for your book.
2.Rent your textbooks. (highlighting is ok!!)
3.Receive your textbooks - FREE shipping offered!
4.Return your textbooks - We Provide the Return Envelope and Shipping is FREE!!!
Even if you drop your class you can return your book hassle free with their 30 day money back guarantee! Plus, CampusBookRentals gives you a 15 day grace period to return your books just in case you have a late exam or missed classes. They really couldn't make your life easier.
There are different rental options to choose from, Semester (130 days), Quarter (85 days), Summer (55 days), or buying your book. Again, they have made everything extremely hassle free so you can focus on your studies.
So go ahead, make a difference in the world, get an education and rent your books from CampusBookRentals!
1 commented:
That is a great way to make charity donations while saving money. I would also encourage everyone to consider giving donations as presents for the holidays.
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