Re: Re: donations for Katrina

[Guest guest]

I would hope that the local news stations would research a charity before airing coverage on it, they do here. It’s a shame but disasters bring out the greedy creeps.

Kenda

Oh yes - the scams will abound. You probably are safe with Red Cross. The charity " Noah's

Wish " was highlighted on a news station, and my guess is that it is legit.

> Already false charities are springing up, not just on the web, but they are

> there. Please be wary who you donate to, make sure they are legit.

>

> Lynda

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[Guest guest]

noahs wish is legit i have seen them here and what they do. they have hundreds of lost or abondend animals that they are trying to find homes or owners for and on top of that they have donated all kinds of animal feed. I have a horse and getting food immediatly after the storm was impossible. if it werent for them I don't know what i would have done. However anyone looking to donate may feek free to donate directly to me. to add to the storm my husband abbonded us. So we have a house and mmost all of our needs met but I can't get the trees removed from my property because i have no money. I really hate that man.

Best wishes to all of you,

toni

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