I want to take a moment to direct your attention towards a recently launched fundraising program of the Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana. It's called Bundles of Hope, and it is essentially a monetary donation program that outlines for you what exactly X amount of dollars would afford the people of New Orleans.
For example, $10 is called a "Bundle of School Supplies." This donation provides school children with paper, pencils, erasers -- the basic necessities children require in order to carry on with their studies.
There are a variety of dollar amounts and corresponding "bundles" in this campaign, and you can even donate online by using your credit card. Additionally, if you'd like to give the donation as a gift in someone else's name, cards are available for download that will allow you to notify this person of your charitable act.
From a personal perspective, I find the work the Diocese is doing to be absolutely crucial at this time, and I know from experience that the money does actually go to help the residents of the New Orleans area. I cannot speak highly enough of the courage, passion, and dedication of the disaster relief volunteers and workers we encountered; they do so much for so many people, and they do it without question.
I encourage you to take a moment to donate, today.
Monday, February 12, 2007
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