Author Raises Money For Japanese Earthquake/Tsunami Victims
Author Maureen Johnson has set up a fundraiser to help earthquake and tsunami victims in Japan.
GalleyCat has more: “Author Maureen Johnson has launched an online fundraiser for Shelterbox, collecting money for earthquake and tsunami relief in Japan. Johnson led a similar fundraiser for earthquake victims in New Zealand, raising more than $15,000 last week.”
With the money raised, Shelterbox will provide boxes with materials needed for people to restart their lives. Johnson’s website explains more: “The boxes always include a top-quality tent, and they usually include stoves, blankets, water purification systems, and tools. This is true, life-saving stuff, hand-delivered by volunteers trained in survival techniques.”
Follow this link to donate in the UK and this link to donate everywhere else in the world.
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