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eclectica
2004-12-31, 22:25
I donated $50 USD to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (http://www.ifrc.org/).

Google has a listing of some relief sites:
http://www.google.com/tsunami_relief.html

Keep in mind that despite the protests out of the mouth of the renowned liar Colin Powell, that the US government is being stingy and most of the aid will have to come from private donations. I suppose there is a benefit in having a stingy government, in that one can really feel like part of the process by donating out of one's own pocket.

I'm going to provide you folks an incentive to donate as well. For every amount that you give, I will match it to the same organization you donated by the same amount, up to $200 USD total made in this thread. Just post here the donation link to the organization, as well as the amount you gave. Let me know if the donation is in funds other than United States dollars, and I will use a currency calculator (http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html) if needed. Also, tell me what specific fund you chose to give to if such an option is available. For example, the IFRC had an option to choose from the funds:

Asia - earthquake and tsunamis
Philippines Typhoons
Iraq- Humanitarian Crisis
Sudanese Refugees
Where most needed
Disaster Relief Emergency Fund
Disaster preparedness
Global health programmes

I chose "Where most needed".

nicobie
2005-01-01, 01:11
'lurkie,

U are so full of shit. Don't you remember how you lied before.

To bad U can't be trusted.

slx
2005-01-01, 02:20
'lurkie,

U are so full of shit. Don't you remember how you lied before.

To bad U can't be trusted.

everybody's talking about ministers
sinisters, banisters, canisters
bishops, bishops, bishop's avenue
why not talk about bishop's avenue
i've got a lovely house on bishop's avenue

Dollar_Girl
2005-01-01, 12:58
i donated on new years eve. I went to some bar and they said there was no cover charge, but instead they ask for a donation for the Tsunami disaster, as the management in the club will match whatever they raise in donations.

nicobie
2005-01-05, 01:17
i donated on new years eve. I went to some bar and they said there was no cover charge, but instead they ask for a donation for the Tsunami disaster, as the management in the club will match whatever they raise in donations.

U donated so u could get into the bar for free?

ha ha ha

'least u're practical...............