Imagine contributing to St. Michael’s each time you search the Internet; not just for products, but for information!  You can do just that by searching with GoodSearch and shopping with GoodShop, while specifying Church of St. Michael the Archangel (Lexington, KY) as your designated charity!  GoodSearch and GoodShop are driven by the Yahoo Search engine.  You get the same search results.  The difference is that a portion of the proceeds from vendors’ paid advertising on the search results page is donated to St. Michael’s.  Permit cookies to be saved on your PC and the next time you return to GoodSearch the Church of St. Michael the Archangel (Lexington, KY) will already be selected.

Search the web with GoodSearch; each time you do a search, GoodSearch will donate about a penny to St. Michael’s!

Use

GoodShop

when you shop online; a percentage (varies by store) of each purchase will be donated!  More than 600 top stores participate, including Amazon, Target, Staples, Best Buy!

To make things easier, you can use one GoodSearch in one of several modes (Choose the ones that fit your browsing style):

• Add a GoodSearch toolbar (IE and Firefox only).
  • The toolbar gives several useful buttons including:
    • a GoodSearch Search Box;
    • an "I Support" button that links you to St. Michael's homepage;
    • a "GoodShop" button which takes you to the GoodShop page;
    • a "Donation" button, activates to show store donations to each GoodShop the St. Michael’s account;
    • a "Coupons" button, activates to show special store deals for GoodShop customers.
  • St. Michael’s is participating in a contest, whereas the first 5000 persons to download the GoodSearch toolbar between 9:00 AM Tuesday, April 6th and 9:00 AM Friday, April 9th will win a $1.00 donation for their respective charity.
• Search directly from the GoodSearch,webpage.  (is is the quickest for the new user).
• Use the GoodSearch IE Plugin which allows you to add GoodSearch to the "search providers list" in Internet Explorer’s built-in search box.  You can then use the search provider pull-down menu to set GoodSearch as your default IE search provider. (Internet 7 or later required.)
• Use the Goodsearch Firefox plugin which allows you to add GoodSearch to the "search providers list" in Firefox’s built-in search box.  Again, use the pull-down menu to set GoodSearch as your default search provider.
• If you use the Google Chrome browser there are instructions for adding GoodSearch to the Google Chrome Search Provider list and setting the default to GoodSearch.