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Southeast Asia Quake/Tsunami Donation Info

The eathquake/tsunami aftermath in South-central Asia and parts of Africa have left over 75,000 dead and countless others missing. It is hard for many of us to grasp the scope of this catastrophe - whether it be the grief from losing a loved one to the resources required by aid agencies to help deal with the aftermath.

Below are some organizations where you can donate - even if you can only afford a little, it all adds up in the end.

i hope for all the best to everyone affected.. my friend's cousin was killed in this tragedy

i'm making my donation tommorow

thanks for posting all the info Swamper




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for those of you in Canada who bank electronically either over the telephone or on the internet:

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All donations are to be made through the Bill Payment function through your bank by selecting �Canadian Red Cross � Disaster Relief� (as of January 4, 2005 select "Canadian Red Cross - Tsunamis Relief Appeal") in the Company List. All donations made to this selection will be directed to the Canadian Red Cross - Tsunamis Relief Appeal. To make a donation, set up �Canadian Red Cross� on your bill payment profile by entering the your LAST NAME in the "Account Number" field. The name and address registered by your bank at the time the transaction is processed will be used by the Canadian Red Cross to mail an official tax receipt for donations of $10.00 or more within 3 months. Applicable withdrawal charges will apply.

good thread me thinks
hopefully money will flow to this places

as soon as i get my money for this week in, i'm making a donation... every little bit helps, i think... such a tragedy

yay! thanks dell...i was trying to post the links in diff sections. this thread deff helps out alot. yes, every dollar helps guys. they need it so badly.

I've donated today too.

Im not rich, but Im donating.

Please do your bit, everyone. They need your help.
I've donated 10bucks last night.

*Thanks for putting this up as an annoucement

just made my donation. Thanks everyone for your help.

just made my donation to the Australian Red Cross.

you don't need to be rich to donate, just human.

by teatime yesterday there had been �5 million raised from people here. It's a shame that all the people involved in wars of religion can't see how just being human is enough to pull everyone together regardless of race/faith.

If you go to that Amazon donation page and refresh a few times you can watch the donation total go up..earlier today it was nuts, like $1000/second.

i donated 1000 swedish crowns yesterday, it was half of the cash i got for christmas but this is for a good cause

as i'm a student i don't have much money, but i donated half of the money i got for christmas!

I think in all its tragedy it's good to see nearly all people on this planet unite!

I hope my money will help lots of people! and i hope my government will make a huge donation too! because we wealthy states agreed not long ago to give 0,7% of the gross domestic product to underdeveloped country...never happend...i hope they now can make up for this never happend promise!
i don't lost anyone related to me in any form but i also cried couple of times over the last few days...such a tragedy!

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Originally posted by eRRaTiK just made my donation to the Australian Red Cross. you don't need to be rich to donate, just human.

well said mate, just donated

great post swamper.

we get cancelled (typo?) new year in a whole city here so they can give the money to the needed instead of fireworks.. best new year for me ever..

There is going to be an event held in Toronto to raise funds for this cause - some of Toronto's most recognized DJs and promoters are on board. Please support this event if you can - info will be posted as soon as the details are confirmed.

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Originally posted by MiB we get cancelled (typo?) new year in a whole city here so they can give the money to the needed instead of fireworks.. best new year for me ever..

Quite similar over here...

Singapore's main arts centre Esplanade said its New Year's Eve performance would now be a remembrance service for the hundreds of thousands killed by the waves spawned by the magnitude 9.0 quake in the seabed off Sumatra's western coast.
A minute's silence will be held at midnight instead of the traditional raucous countdown in the final seconds of the year, and donations will be collected from the audience for Red Cross relief operations, Esplanade Theatres On The Bay said.
A giant firework display has been cancelled.
"This year, in light of the tragedy unfolding around us, it would be more appropriate to usher in the new year in a more contemplative manner,'' the Esplanade said.
"The fireworks planned are best reserved for some other, more appropriate occasion in the future.''

for those of you in Canada who bank electronically either over the telephone or on the internet:

quote:

All donations are to be made through the Bill Payment function through your bank by selecting �Canadian Red Cross � Disaster Relief� (as of January 4, 2005 select "Canadian Red Cross - Tsunamis Relief Appeal") in the Company List. All donations made to this selection will be directed to the Canadian Red Cross - Tsunamis Relief Appeal. To make a donation, set up �Canadian Red Cross� on your bill payment profile by entering the your LAST NAME in the "Account Number" field. The name and address registered by your bank at the time the transaction is processed will be used by the Canadian Red Cross to mail an official tax receipt for donations of $10.00 or more within 3 months. Applicable withdrawal charges will apply.

Donated yesterday.
Good thread!

my work is donating a dollar for every hour of work each person does.

Re: Southeast Asia Quake/Tsunami Donation Info

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Red Cross - USA / CAN / UK / FRA / GER / NL / NOR / SWD / AUS / Other Country

could u change swd to swe pls =) i didnt even know what swd was hehe.. SWE MiB =)

It's so hard to imagine experiencing something like this.... Whenever I see the images or hear the numbers, I feel so helpless and I can't help but ask myself, why, why is it there and not here...it happens in a place where people already have nothing...no health insurance, no property insurance, no credit cards...
I'v been to that area of the world and the people are so down to earth and so warm and then something like this happens....
Donating helps me feel a connection because any piece of monetary currency might be one that literally saves a life........
remember that

Just donated $20. I also wanna try to find a food/clothing drive for the victims.

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