Post by clyons on Jul 22, 2009 10:15:35 GMT -5
The "Give a Dollar Campaign"
NAIVC is launching a "Give A Dollar" Campaign starting January 1, 2009. Every year there are hundreds of Native Americans and Veterans in need of supportive services. Since Ohio is a non-reservation state many benefits are not available to Natives who are relocate or passing through Ohio. In addition, returning Veterans from Iraq are finding that benefits take time before they become available. We are asking for your help, just one dollar is all we are asking for. If every individual who reads this post would just simply give a one dollar, it could help a family in need within the coming year. How does it work?
One individual donates $1= $1, however:
If 100 individuals donate $1 = $100.00
500 individuals donate $1 = $500.00
1000 individuals donate $1 = $1000.00
Be a WARRIOR and help us, help others! Send your $1 donation or more to:
NAIVC, "Give a Dollar Campaign"
655 North Main, St., Suite 2
Akron, Ohio 44310
Our goal is to raise $20,000.00 by December 31, 2009!
Most donations are tax deductable!
NAIVC is launching a "Give A Dollar" Campaign starting January 1, 2009. Every year there are hundreds of Native Americans and Veterans in need of supportive services. Since Ohio is a non-reservation state many benefits are not available to Natives who are relocate or passing through Ohio. In addition, returning Veterans from Iraq are finding that benefits take time before they become available. We are asking for your help, just one dollar is all we are asking for. If every individual who reads this post would just simply give a one dollar, it could help a family in need within the coming year. How does it work?
One individual donates $1= $1, however:
If 100 individuals donate $1 = $100.00
500 individuals donate $1 = $500.00
1000 individuals donate $1 = $1000.00
Be a WARRIOR and help us, help others! Send your $1 donation or more to:
NAIVC, "Give a Dollar Campaign"
655 North Main, St., Suite 2
Akron, Ohio 44310
Our goal is to raise $20,000.00 by December 31, 2009!
Most donations are tax deductable!