Now, This is How to Help People in Need
As we all know, Hurricane Katrina has caused an unbelievable amount of destruction in the U.S's Gulf Coast. Even though, the hurricane has passed, there's still many people without food or shelter.
Fellow Internet marketer, Greg Rozsa, is trying to help as many people as he can. Along with his friend, Jeff Little, the two are going to be distributing as much food and water to those in need. Greg has started a fundraising campaign that will allow 100% of the donations to go directly to helping those in need.
Firstly, I'd like commend Greg and Jeff for their selfless efforts and for trying to make a real difference. I'm so proud of you for taking time away from your businesses and families to help others.
Secondly, I'd like to tell you that these gentlemen are contributing a great deal of their own money, but could certainly use some additional funds to make the most impact. I just made my contribution moments ago. If you'd like to do the same, please go to:
http://www.helpwithkatrina.com
Also, if you are involved with any relief efforts or want to share some thoughts, please feel free to post them in the comments area.
And finally, if you're a bit skeptical about contributing to a privately run fundraising campaign, I hope you'll read today's letter from Gary Halbert. Once you've read that, you'll see why finding people with big hearts, just like Greg and Jeff, is just what we need. These are the people who can make the most difference.
Fellow Internet marketer, Greg Rozsa, is trying to help as many people as he can. Along with his friend, Jeff Little, the two are going to be distributing as much food and water to those in need. Greg has started a fundraising campaign that will allow 100% of the donations to go directly to helping those in need.
Firstly, I'd like commend Greg and Jeff for their selfless efforts and for trying to make a real difference. I'm so proud of you for taking time away from your businesses and families to help others.
Secondly, I'd like to tell you that these gentlemen are contributing a great deal of their own money, but could certainly use some additional funds to make the most impact. I just made my contribution moments ago. If you'd like to do the same, please go to:
http://www.helpwithkatrina.com
Also, if you are involved with any relief efforts or want to share some thoughts, please feel free to post them in the comments area.
And finally, if you're a bit skeptical about contributing to a privately run fundraising campaign, I hope you'll read today's letter from Gary Halbert. Once you've read that, you'll see why finding people with big hearts, just like Greg and Jeff, is just what we need. These are the people who can make the most difference.
4 Comments:
It's great what they are doing but they better be careful.
Military hellicopters dropping off food and medical supplies are getting shot at, threatened, not being allowed to land.
Not a place individuals should be going, until after order is restored.
I believe they are being careful and have been in contact with authorities and so forth. But you're right..they do need to be careful.
hello alice
i am amir hossein from iran. i see the google adsense secret. but i have't that money an dthen i haven't creadit card.i am only 16 with very big idea and with empty pockets :) pelase and please and please send me that ebook. it is very important for me. if i earn any ofcource i send they money but i cant now. please.
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thanks, you are so beauty ;)
Speaking of Joel Comm, here's another way to help out:
http://www.reliefsense.com/
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