Pimping for my wife
Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2006 4:28 pm
So the wife is pregnant and emotional she feels the need to be a good citizen and help the children of the world, here is your opportunity to help her out and help me avoid a second mortgage to buy rice and pencils.
Her letter follows.
BUB
Hello,
With all of the horrible events going on around the world, I feel like I need to do something to help. Whether we are talking about hurricane survivors in the USA, or in war and famine ridden countries around the world, there are people struggling to survive. What strikes me the most is the amount of children in these dire situations. I recently saw a Pulitzer Prize winning picture by Kevin Carter, and it moved me to tears. It depicts a starving little girl (toddler age) crawling to a United Nations food camp. I have not been able to get this picture out of my mind - that little girl has got to be about the same age as my daughter, and it really hits home. I can't help but feel for all of the children around the world that are facing horrible situations. Many have lost their parents, they are alone, scared, and need food, shelter and someone to care about them. I was trying to figure out what I could do to help these children. W ith a toddler at home and a baby on the way, time and money are short (as I imagine they are for a lot of people). I did some research and found out that through Unicef (Unicef is dedicated to helping children around the world), people can hold online fundraisers. So, that is what I decided to do. If we all come together and donate just a little bit of money, we can help some of these children. You can help provide lifesaving food, water, sanitation, health care and protection to young people in future crises or ongoing emergencies worldwide. A little bit of money goes a long way. For instance, just $5 can provide an emergency health kit for one person for three months, with medical supplies and drugs to cover basic health needs. $87 can provide a basic family water kit for ten households, with detergent, soap, wash basin, towels, bucket and water purification tablets. And $188 can provide one "School-in-a-Box" kit containing basic education supplies for 80 childre n during times of crisis.
Even if you are not in a position to donate right now, at least this brings some awareness to the situation, which is very important, too.
Please click the link below, to donate, and please feel free to pass this on to anyone that you think may want to help.
Thank you for your kindness and support.
Sincerely,
Wendy Cihak
Follow This Link to visit my personal web page and help me in my efforts to support U.S. Fund for UNICEF
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Wendy Cihak
Her letter follows.
BUB
Hello,
With all of the horrible events going on around the world, I feel like I need to do something to help. Whether we are talking about hurricane survivors in the USA, or in war and famine ridden countries around the world, there are people struggling to survive. What strikes me the most is the amount of children in these dire situations. I recently saw a Pulitzer Prize winning picture by Kevin Carter, and it moved me to tears. It depicts a starving little girl (toddler age) crawling to a United Nations food camp. I have not been able to get this picture out of my mind - that little girl has got to be about the same age as my daughter, and it really hits home. I can't help but feel for all of the children around the world that are facing horrible situations. Many have lost their parents, they are alone, scared, and need food, shelter and someone to care about them. I was trying to figure out what I could do to help these children. W ith a toddler at home and a baby on the way, time and money are short (as I imagine they are for a lot of people). I did some research and found out that through Unicef (Unicef is dedicated to helping children around the world), people can hold online fundraisers. So, that is what I decided to do. If we all come together and donate just a little bit of money, we can help some of these children. You can help provide lifesaving food, water, sanitation, health care and protection to young people in future crises or ongoing emergencies worldwide. A little bit of money goes a long way. For instance, just $5 can provide an emergency health kit for one person for three months, with medical supplies and drugs to cover basic health needs. $87 can provide a basic family water kit for ten households, with detergent, soap, wash basin, towels, bucket and water purification tablets. And $188 can provide one "School-in-a-Box" kit containing basic education supplies for 80 childre n during times of crisis.
Even if you are not in a position to donate right now, at least this brings some awareness to the situation, which is very important, too.
Please click the link below, to donate, and please feel free to pass this on to anyone that you think may want to help.
Thank you for your kindness and support.
Sincerely,
Wendy Cihak
Follow This Link to visit my personal web page and help me in my efforts to support U.S. Fund for UNICEF
******************************************************************************
Some email systems do not support the use of links and therefore this link may not appear to work. If so, copy and paste the following into your browser:
http://www.unicefusa.org/faf/r.asp?t=4& ... =699811798
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Wendy Cihak
