Taking the basic elements that make up a t-shirt: Cotton & Ink to make a powerful difference in the lives of the victims of Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar. 100% of the proceeds of the t-shirt sales funded IDE's efforts to provide cyclone victims with immediate needs necessary for their survival. Learn more.

Continuing in the JUMP! project spirit of promoting exercise to students, we partnered with a local school in East Palo Alto to incentivize students to get their legs going. Through a pre-existing mile-run program, we were fortunate to contribute to students' participation and excitement about physical education.

For every mile a student ran, they earned a raffle ticket. Every extra lap, they earned another. And every time they beat their personal best, they earned yet another. At the end of RUN!, we raffled off the grand prize of an iPod shuffle. Top runners of each gender and grade also earned a BRUTE LABS Top Runner t-shirt. Learn more.

On January 6, 2000, a group of musicians and music-loving technologists came together to create the most comprehensive analysis of music ever conceived of: the Music Genome Project.

It was the first ever attempt to capture the essence of music at the most fundamental level. Over the past 6 years, music analysts at Pandora have carefully listened to the songs of over 10,000 different artists, indexed the core musical characteristics of each song and made the information available to the public for free in the form of streaming, interactive radio at Pandora.com. Learn more.