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Count me in. I will give up my coffee at McDonalds for one day.
love the idea (and yes, Jean - you can still give here at home TOO). I'll turn down my heat 2 degrees and turn off my lights more and give that money!!!
We do have such abundance right now in comparison to the people of Haiti. And yet, the Haitians who have so little, have such strength, such vitality, such hope. I am in awe. Tonight, one week after the earthquake an elderly woman was pulled out of the ruins -- singing. The Haitians are our neighbors and the right thing to do when your neighbor faces a crisis is to stand by their side, lend a hand, as well as words of encouragement.
I just made my donations and I hope others will follow!
Wonderful proactive thinking. I'm in.
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