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My friend Jeanne sent out this appeal on my behalf after receiving my email and I thought I WILL FORWARD THIS. What if? What if everyone of my 1,153 email contacts, my 1,829 friends on my Glendene Facebook page, my 2,016 friends on my MissingJessie Facebook page, the 34,964 people who have read my Jessie Blog, the 101,030 people who have read my NowPublic site and the 110.231 people who have viewed the Official Missing Jessie website would send $1 (ONE DOLLAR) each, that would be $251,223. Now - if they sent $5 (FIVE DOLLARS) we would be able to raise $1,256,115.00!! Over 1.25 million dollars (OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS)! Can you believe it? Thinking bigger! What if they told 2 friends, and they told 2 friends, and so on . . . and so . . . and so on. Think how wonderful it would be if we could start our own non-profit organization - Jessie will be the President! We can help victims and their loved ones - human trafficking victims, missing persons, unsolved murders. The amount of people we can ultimately help is endless. All because you put $5 in an envelope and told 2 friends.
EVERYONE, LET'S DO THIS FOR JESSIE!
LET'S HELP THE VICTIMS WHO ARE NO LONGER ABLE TO HELP THEMSELVES!
LET'S SPEAK FOR THE VICTIMS WHO NO LONGER HAVE A VOICE TO BE HEARD!!!!
Let's do this for the families who do not know what to do, where to turn, or how to live when there is someone missing in their lives.
We can help! Remember, one person can make a difference! Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Jessie's mom Glendene Grant.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Donna O'Rielly
Donna has been missing since Februaray 26, 2010 @ 8pm. She was seen leaving her place of work, H & R Block, at Highfield Square Mall in Moncton.
Donna O’Rielly is 54 years old, 1.60 m tall (5 ft 3 in) and weighs 59 kg (130 lb). She has green eyes and shoulder length brown hair.
The last time she was seen, Donna was wearing a brown suede-like jacket and jeans. Donna was also carrying a brown purse and a lunch bag.
The RCMP is asking anyone with information about Donna O’Rielly’s whereabouts to contact the Codiac Regional RCMP at 506-857-2400 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (8477).
http://www.angelsthatcare.org/Angelsthatcare_Canada.html
Friday, March 12, 2010
Monday, March 08, 2010
BUTTONS OF HOPE
BUTTONS OF HOPE
To all family of missing loved ones, a wonderful service called BUTTONS OF HOPE, is happy to design a button and put up a gallery so that you can send the links to all of your friends online, family members and others to order and wear a button! There is no charge to you! Buttons are only $5.00 each and are a fundraiser for your search. You can designate $2.00 from each button sale to your loved one’s search fund, or to any charity organization. (They even have a list of charity organizations that you can pick from!)
This is a great way to have your loved one visible in public places. People will ask “who is the button?” and a wonderful way to educate the public towards your website to help bring awareness and hopeful recognition.
LostNMissing, Inc will also be posting your buttons on our website for added exposure. When one comes to LostNMissing and clicks on your button they will go to your gallery and can directly order and the $2.00 donation goes to the charity that you’ve chosen.
If you already have a Button For Hope, please let me know so that I can post next to your missing loved one’s banner on our website for added awareness. You can even design your own button. Please contact Mike Gibbons, Owner of Buttons Of Hope at: igibbs@mac.com
For more information. The website link is: http://www.buttonsofhope.com/
To all family of missing loved ones, a wonderful service called BUTTONS OF HOPE, is happy to design a button and put up a gallery so that you can send the links to all of your friends online, family members and others to order and wear a button! There is no charge to you! Buttons are only $5.00 each and are a fundraiser for your search. You can designate $2.00 from each button sale to your loved one’s search fund, or to any charity organization. (They even have a list of charity organizations that you can pick from!)
This is a great way to have your loved one visible in public places. People will ask “who is the button?” and a wonderful way to educate the public towards your website to help bring awareness and hopeful recognition.
LostNMissing, Inc will also be posting your buttons on our website for added exposure. When one comes to LostNMissing and clicks on your button they will go to your gallery and can directly order and the $2.00 donation goes to the charity that you’ve chosen.
If you already have a Button For Hope, please let me know so that I can post next to your missing loved one’s banner on our website for added awareness. You can even design your own button. Please contact Mike Gibbons, Owner of Buttons Of Hope at: igibbs@mac.com
For more information. The website link is: http://www.buttonsofhope.com/
Saturday, March 06, 2010
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