I am honoured to present to you a viral campaign for one of our charity clients Breadline Africa - The Worldwide Blogger Bake Off – an initiative aiming to raise $1 Million (US) in funds to alleviate poverty in Africa.

The Worldwide Blogger Bake Off aims to use these donations in the many sustainable projects which Breadline Africa funds throughout Africa.

So how does this campaign work and what can you do to help Breadline Africa alleviate poverty in Africa? For starters you need to join the campaign in order to participate. Once you have signed up there are various ways for you to participate depending on whether you have joined as a blogger, fundraiser or individual. These are namely:

• Making a donation to Breadline Africa on your own initiative or on behalf of a blogger or fundraiser.
• If you have a blog or website, you will be able to download our widget. You will need to sign up as a blogger or fundraiser first.
• Submitting your own bread recipe.
• Voting for your favourite recipe.
• Baking a loaf of bread and blogging about it.
• Baking many loaves of bread and hosting a bake sale.
• Challenging other bloggers or friends to get involved in the campaign. 

There are prizes to be won for the person that manages to raise the most money. Breadline Africa converts shipping containers into sustainable initiatives such as nursery schools, classrooms and community kitchens. You could be honoured by having one of these community kitchens named after you or your blog!

Is that not something worth striving for? Something to feel proud of? Something to tell your kids and grandkids about? Go on, get involved and show the world that you care and are indeed a hero!

Bake Bread – Give Dough!

GottaQuirk has been tagged by Breadline, and so we've decided to tag the following awesome bloggers (get involved guys!):

1. Vinny Lingham, author of  Vinny Lingham's Internet Marketing Blog
2. Tertia Albertyn, author of So Close
3. Scott Gray, author of The Scott
4. Adriana Lukas, author of Media Influencer
5. Gina Trapani, author of Lifehacker