GiveBackMail Unveils Email Service That Donates to Charity; Targets AOL, Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail and Gmail Users.

Over the last decade, we have seen a dramatic change in philanthropy and with the launch of GiveBackMail, another significant milestone has been reached.

Let's face it, almost everyone uses email. But that is all they are doing sending, receiving and in turn creating a huge profit for services like AOL, Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo! Mail. Instead, what if it could use email to provide meals for the hungry, clothes for the poor, shelter for the homeless or even funding for cancer research?

Philanthropy is no longer for the wealthy. While billionaires such as Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett along with Michael Bloomberg, Vinod Khosla and Mark Zuckerberg have brought philanthropy to the limelight recently with movements like The Giving Pledge, where close to 70 billionaires have committed to give away at least half of their wealth to charity, GiveBackMail said that it has made it possible for us all, regardless of how much time or money we have, to get involved and give back.

Because billionaires represent less than .00000018 percent of the world population, the Company reported that it took a technology that the majority of us already use everyday and created a way for ordinary people to make a positive impact on the causes that matter most to them.

"People are looking to make a difference and we have provided email users with a way to give back even if they don't have the resources available. GiveBackMail empowers its users to make the world a better place by doing something they already do using email," Rambod Yadegar, Co-Founder of GiveBackMail said. "Email is the most active area of Internet usage and in 2010 alone there were over 2.96 billion active email accounts, so we knew that going in this was an area we could make the biggest impact. What really separates us from other email service providers is allowing our users to give back to the causes they care about most. Together, we can absolutely make a measurable, positive impact on the world."

GiveBackMail is secure and donates a quarter of its profits directly to the selected causes its users care about. Additionally, GiveBackMail noted that it is compatible with all POP3/IMAP email providers and offers users features not often found in free email platforms, such as:

-Keep current email address

-Large file attachments up to 100MB

-Unsend button

-Social network and music feeds

-Manage multiple accounts works with AOL, Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail, Gmail and all other POP3/IMAP accounts

-Preview attachments without downloading

GiveBackMail is a free email service that creates positive change around the world by donating to the causes users care about every time they use their email.

More Information:

www.givebackmail.com

www.givebackmail.com/Register

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