Spence Magazine’s Goal To Raise $5000 For Canadian National Housing Crisis

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec. 25, 2012 - Vancouver, December 25, 2012 – Today there are over 3.2 Million Canadians without a safe, decent, and affordable place to live. Over this Christmas season, 99 cents from your Spence Magazine purchase goes to the Wellesley Institute and Habitat For Humanity, two non-profit organizations in Canada that are helping to address the Canadian National Housing Crisis (http://www.spencemagazine.com/national-housing-crisis-in-...). Spence Magazine’s goal is to raise $5,000.

Spence Magazine is asking journalists, bloggers and organizations across Canada to join together and help raise awareness about the Canadian national housing crisis. Sign our petition to ask the Federal Government to create a National Housing Policy in Canada by clicking here (http://www.thepetitionsite.com/260/454/120/canadians-for-...). You can also join the conversation on our Facebook or Twitter pages and share the December issue of Spence Magazine to help raise:

“Information + Contributions to Organizations + Canadian Political Policy Change = Making a difference in the future of 3.2 Million Canadians”

Spence Magazine allows you, as the reader, to make a difference on the stories that matter to you. Spence News publishes Impact magazine issues that contribute 99 cents from each purchase directly to organizations that are making a difference on the story that is featured. Impact stories aim to create awareness and social action around issues that are important to you, like the national housing crisis in Canada.

Make a difference today:

Visit Apple Newsstand and Download (http://itunes.com/apps/spencenewsmagazine) the Spence News app today and join our members who are at the forefront of making an impact on today's current events. After you download the app, you will have access to monthly issues of Spence Magazine.

In addition to raising awareness and contributions for the national housing crisis in Canada, Spence Magazine also reviews the sustainability of the Canadian Nexen energy (http://www.spencemagazine.com/the-nexen-deal/801) deal, the crisis on the Great Barrier Reef (http://www.spencemagazine.com/great-barrier-reef/793), the value of social media companies and the story courageous story of Malala Yousafzai.

For more information, please contact:

Justin Johnson

Editor-in-Chief, Spence Magazine

P: 011.604.220.3032

E: johnson@spencemagazine.com

W: www.spencemagazine.com

Media Information: http://www.spencemagazine.com/information

Impact Campaign | Canadian National Housing Crisis Campaign Information: www.spencemagazine.com/impact-campaign

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