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City Harvest, our favorite charity, is “the world's oldest and New York's only food rescue program.” City Harvest feeds hungry New Yorkers, primarily by “rescuing” food that otherwise would be wasted (from restaurants, supermarkets, and other purveyors of food) and delivering it to food pantries and similar agencies that serve the hungry. It serves as a resource and model for similar organizations in other communities. Click here to donate.

We are active members of the Internet Healthcare Coalition, a nonprofit organization that “promotes ethical, innovative, and high-quality sources of healthcare information and services." Lois Ambash is a member of the Board of Directors of the Coalition.
Click here to read the eHealth Code of Ethics, whose goal is to ensure that people worldwide can confidently and with full understanding of known risks realise the potential of the Internet in managing their own health and the health of those in their care.

LLRX.com “is a unique, free Web journal” that features “the most up-to-date information on a wide range of Internet research and technology-related issues, applications, resources and tools.” Lois Ambash writes the monthly Metaforix@Health column for LLRX.com.

2Young2Retire is a site for mature adults who reject traditional concepts of retirement and seek, instead, to “redesign their lives to express latent talents and deeper, heartfelt values.” Lois Ambash writes occasional columns for 2Young2Retire on “Side Effects of Cyberspace.”