Help out hurricane katrina kids, through the Oxygen! network Options

[jordanriane]

Do you want to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina, but are financially unable to? You can still help. The Oxygen Network has started a campaign called 'Oh! Speak Up!: The Youngest Victims of Hurricane Katrina'.

The campaign is helping children who were patients of the New Orleans Children's Hospital who were moved to the Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. Oxygen has stated that for every person the signs up for the campaign, they will donate $1 to help the kids.

All you have to do is enter your name, age, zip code, and email address. Nothing else is required and you won't get tons of spam email.

It's a great cause and you'd be donating $1 to the campaign at no cost to yourself. I've already signed up, along with 12,685 other people.

Think about it: if one million people sign up, that's one million dollars to help these children. If you'd like to help, go here, to the campaign's registration page, take 2 minutes to fill out the information, and pass the link you receive on to other people.

Email it, post it in your own journal, do whatever. Let me know if you sign up, I'm interested to see who all helps out! :)

(I found this in my friend's livejournal, thanks divine_dreams)

[BOOGERSHAHA]

on the site, they show the number of people that have signed up (you can also read it in the first post by jordan) and that exceeds the 10,000. ugh.

It's a great cause and you'd be donating $1 to the campaign at no cost to yourself. I've already signed up, along with 12,685 other people.

although that number has grown.
sorry, i'm not really trying to mess anything up because it's great people want to help. but i'm just pointing out a small detail and some of these efforts are fruitless.

[jordanriane]

on the site, they show the number of people that have signed up (you can also read it in the first post by jordan) and that exceeds the 10,000. ugh.
although that number has grown.
sorry, i'm not really trying to mess anything up because it's great people want to help. but i'm just pointing out a small detail and some of these efforts are fruitless.

Does that even matter? At least it's the thought that counts.

Honestly, yes I read that, however, if there is a great enough response, maybe they'll reconsider their fine print.

There's no need to ruin this for anyone, come on now.

If you don't want to sign up, then don't. It's as simple as that.