Father’s Day is this Sunday. If you haven’t gotten anything for dear old dad yet, in addition to making a donation to your favorite organization in your father’s name, here are some good gift ideas:
Bid on one of a million amazing things at CharityBuzz. Check out the Dads & Grads auction. From hanging out with Patrick Dempsey at Daytona to meeting Bill Clinton, sitting in box seats at the US Open, watching the Yankees play the Red Sox, taking a swimming clinic with Michael Phelps, or a Kenny Chesney autographed Guitar! There is more cool stuff than I can list here. Just don’t bid on the fishing trip. Ugh.
BREAK THE BANK! If you are loaded, your dad might like a Tesla Roadster (starts at $101,000) or Model S – both electric performance vehicles from Tesla Motors. The Model S is capable of rocketing from 0-60 in 5.5 seconds and traveling up to 300 miles on a single 45 minute charge (starts at $49,900 which is not that bad)!
For the rest of us who can only afford to splurge a little bit…
Organic Dress Shirts form CULTURATA (check for local stockists)
Matt & Nat Mens’ Accessories: Shop HERE.
Or if you’re in NYC, go to this event:
Make a donation to Mercy For Animals before Father’s Day on June 21st and Rory Freedman, co-author of Skinny Bastard will match your contribution, dollar-for-dollar – totaling up to $5,000! Donate $100 or more and you will receive an autographed copy of Skinny Bastard – a guide for macho men on eating well and getting in shape the healthy and cruelty-free way!
Get dad into shape w/ The Engine 2 Diet, Thrive in 30, and Skinny Bastard!
Kicks! Check out our favs for dad from Bourgeois Boheme, NOHARM, and NOVACAS:
A Recycled Billboard “George Dopp Kit“
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Organic Grooming from Dr Bronner, and Herban Cowboy!
• Former Prez William Clinton, or as most like to call him – Bill – has been test-driving a vegan diet in hopes of sticking around for his grand-kids. Most people think that shifting to a vegetable-based diet is difficult or tasteless, but as William is finding out, it’s really nothing! In fact, it’s healthy, delicious and good for the planet and animals too. Read the full article at Ecorazzi.
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