We believe music can change the world.

When purchasing music through the Monkeyclaus Digital Store, 10 cents from every download goes to make the world a better place. In the future we will have dozens of charities represented in our model, with the artists and labels deciding where to assign their 10 cents for positive change. As we move into this model we have begun by choosing the Seva Foundation as our first partner. In the future, we want you to help by making us aware of other great organizations who are making a positive impact. positivechange@monkeyclaus.org suggest a charitable partner organization

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• Prevent blindness and restore sight in India, Nepal, Tibet, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Egypt, Tanzania and Guatemala.
• Help indigenous communities in Guatemala and Mexico develop their capacity to meet basic needs and create solutions to poverty and injustice.
• Support Native American projects across the U.S. in the areas of health and wellness, community development, environmental protection and cultural preservation.

• Understand problems and challenges faced by individual countries and cultures.
• Identify reliable and trustworthy partner organizations the countries in which we work.
• Provide resources including professional, medical and managerial training.
• Leverage and build partnerships for networking opportunities and information sharing across the globe.
• Build capacity for culturally and financially sustainable solutions.

Guiding Principles
Seva Foundation is dedicated to finding skillful means to relieve suffering. We call this compassion in action. Our work isn't based upon an ideology or religious affiliation, but we do have guiding principles:

• We affirm both the rational and the intuitive in all our work. We respect the spiritual and cultural roots of individuals and communities in helping them to create sustainable solutions.
• We seek long-term solutions that will support economic independence while remaining committed to methods that are environmentally sound.
• We promote solutions to problems that come from within individuals and communities. This principle is inherent in Seva's concept of self-reliance.
• We listen attentively to the people with whom we work and to each other. This kind of listening deepens intercultural understanding, allows lasting relationships to develop, and brings "wholeness" to our work.
• We are flexible in responding to the changing needs and conditions of the people and programs we help. We follow their lead in establishing goals and setting schedules.