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johndoeVraagstellerlid sinds 2002 · 45.828 berichten3 jan 2005 04:01
Hello Everyone. We've decided to try to help a little bit more....

Sharkless Kiteboarding is offering: Across All Boarders - Boarders United to Aid the Tsunami Disaster" T-shirts for sale. $5 from the sale of each shirt will go to the Red Cross Tsunami Disaster Relief Fund.

If you would like to contribute and buy a shirt click here:
http://www.sharkless.com/html/aab.htm

Please allow a few days for your shirt to be shipped, as I will be collecting as many orders as possible before printing. When you order, please be sure to include your name, address and whether you would like to be listed on the receipt for donations. Each week I will send a payment to the Red Cross for all of the t-shirts sold within that period and I will post the detailed list of the donations along with the receipt from the Red Cross. Within a week I will be adding bumper stickers available for sale as well, so keep your eye out. Profit from the sale of those will also go to the Red Cross.
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If you are not interested in a t-shirt and would simply like to donate
you can hoose from any of the several charities that are aiding the SE Asia Tsunami Disaster.
RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS
http://www.msnbc.com/modules/interactive.a...s&navid=6758618

Thank you,
Lindy
www.sharkless.com

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robbynitroz3 jan 2005 08:38
goed initiatief....T besteld :)
johndoevraagsteller11 jan 2005 05:13
Greetings Everyone!
Thank you so much for making this such a successful fundraiser. As of Sunday at midnight, we have 124 orders and have raised $620 for the Red Cross. I personally wrote and delivered it to the Red Cross office today myself to be deposited to the International Response Fund for the SE Asia Tsunami Disaster Relief. When I was there, they were also aiding a couple who had just lost everything in a fire. What a great service the Red Cross is offering humanity!
Red Cross Receipt for week #1: http://www.sharkless.com/html/redcross.htm
I know that we will match that amount for week 2. Tell a friend!
I've found out that Red Cross relies strictly on private investors (meaning: you, me, or pepsi.. etc) It is a common misconception that they are goverment funded (which they are not) because the goverment occassionally will use the Red Cross to distribute money for large disasters. Our contributions really do make a difference for the Red Cross. Your help has mattered, not only to the Red Cross, but also the people of SE Asia. With little steps we've taken to help out, we've shown that a lot of little steps together equals one big "boom" when we do it all together! I've run across so many people who have been inspired by how humanity will come together in times of need. If anything good has come from such an awful tragedy, it's proof that humans will do what it takes to help one another in need. For that, I thank you.
Lindy DeVries-Campbell

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Tsunami Relief T-shirt

19 REACTIES · 3 JAN 2005
johndoeVraagstellerlid sinds 20023 jan 2005
Hello Everyone. We've decided to try to help a little bit more....

Sharkless Kiteboarding is offering: Across All Boarders - Boarders United to Aid the Tsunami Disaster" T-shirts for sale. $5 from the sale of each shirt will go to the Red Cross Tsunami Disaster Relief Fund.

If you would like to contribute and buy a shirt click here:
http://www.sharkless.com/html/aab.htm

Please allow a few days for your shirt to be shipped, as I will be collecting as many orders as possible before printing. When you order, please be sure to include your name, address and whether you would like to be listed on the receipt for donations. Each week I will send a payment to the Red Cross for all of the t-shirts sold within that period and I will post the detailed list of the donations along with the receipt from the Red Cross. Within a week I will be adding bumper stickers available for sale as well, so keep your eye out. Profit from the sale of those will also go to the Red Cross.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you are not interested in a t-shirt and would simply like to donate
you can hoose from any of the several charities that are aiding the SE Asia Tsunami Disaster.
RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS
http://www.msnbc.com/modules/interactive.a...s&navid=6758618

Thank you,
Lindy
www.sharkless.com

robbynitroz3 jan 2005
goed initiatief....T besteld :)
johndoevraagsteller11 jan 2005
Greetings Everyone!
Thank you so much for making this such a successful fundraiser. As of Sunday at midnight, we have 124 orders and have raised $620 for the Red Cross. I personally wrote and delivered it to the Red Cross office today myself to be deposited to the International Response Fund for the SE Asia Tsunami Disaster Relief. When I was there, they were also aiding a couple who had just lost everything in a fire. What a great service the Red Cross is offering humanity!
Red Cross Receipt for week #1: http://www.sharkless.com/html/redcross.htm
I know that we will match that amount for week 2. Tell a friend!
I've found out that Red Cross relies strictly on private investors (meaning: you, me, or pepsi.. etc) It is a common misconception that they are goverment funded (which they are not) because the goverment occassionally will use the Red Cross to distribute money for large disasters. Our contributions really do make a difference for the Red Cross. Your help has mattered, not only to the Red Cross, but also the people of SE Asia. With little steps we've taken to help out, we've shown that a lot of little steps together equals one big "boom" when we do it all together! I've run across so many people who have been inspired by how humanity will come together in times of need. If anything good has come from such an awful tragedy, it's proof that humans will do what it takes to help one another in need. For that, I thank you.
Lindy DeVries-Campbell