Clear Path International has been pre-selected as a finalist in Project 7's 2009 Grand Giveaway. Clear Path International was chosen out of a field of more than 100 applicants based on Project 7's entry criteria that includes being U.S. based, operating for at least two years, serving one of Project 7's causes locally or abroad, and using a high ratio of funds on programs versus administration, among other criterion.

Between now and January 31, 2010, millions of people across America can decide which seven charities will receive a $15,000 boost to their bottom line in 2010. A total of $105,000 will be given away by Project 7, a consumer goods company that sells bio-bottled water, mints, gum and eco-friendly t-shirts.

"My whole reason for starting Project 7 was to fund positive change," said founder Tyler Merrick. "Giving away our first year of funding to seven worthy non-profits truly brings the vision of Project 7 to life. Our Great Giveaway makes us more than just a company. Project 7 is a movement, a vision and now a reality."

"We're honored to be selected in the Hope for Peace category," mentioned Clear Path International's Executive Director Kiman Lucas. "$15,000 can go a long ways towards assisting Burmese landmine survivors in the refugee camps along the Thai/Burma border. Project 7 helps show how innovative an American company can be when they turn their energy to helping those in need."

To cast your vote, please visit http://www.project7.com/voting/