Dear Everyone,
Your QUICK RESPONSE is required!!
Please click or scan the QR Code and give now!…
Support The British Red Cross Japanese Tsunami Appeal
Why this blog?
- We all have benefited from Japanese innovation in our lifetimes, the above QR Code (a Japanese invention), is just one of the countless tools we’ve been given by the great Japanese nation.
- My family and I have friends and contacts in Japan. One is a family, (their mother, Karen Sawai, is my wife’s best friend from school in Singapore). They live in Kyoto. Their girls, triplets, were born during the 1995 Kobe earthquake which was an enormous challenge for them. Now they have this!
- It’s estimated that there are over 100,000 people displaced in Japan – thousands are children who have lost their loved ones.
- Chances are you are also connected, either directly or indirectly, to someone who is in Japan.
- Humanity. If, for any reason, you still think this is just ‘news’ click here.
Quick Response please:
Please don’t look away until you’ve scanned or clicked on the QR Code and donate generously now.
If you want to learn about QR Codes, please read about them AFTER you’ve donated to ensure we all respond quickly to the devastation in Japan. (There are deliberately no links to QR Codes in this blog – so as not to distract you. You can look this up the free information by visiting www.QRazy.co.uk or, currently, the 4th link in the top right hand side of my blog’s home page later).
Thank you and pray for Japan.
There are no commercial interests in this blog, nor is this blog in any way affiliated to the British Red Cross or any other charity, which is why the QR Code will lead you directly to the British Red Cross for further information and your donations.
►►I’m looking for fellow Tweeters to join me in the ensuring it gets even more viral. You will not be helping me, you’ll be helping the Japanese people via The British Red Cross. One or two tweets in total are no where near enough, BTW, I’m looking for at least that PER DAY!
PLEASE, PLEASE HELP.
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/networkerplus
↓ Using Social Media is ideal to spread the word and make this viral. Thank you for tweeting and hitting as many share buttons as you can to potentialise on giving. ↓
