Can You Help?

[aerdran]

Hey everyone. I got this link from a friend to an LJ entry of a friend of hers. If you could, would you visit? Maybe help out a little if you can? It goes to a very good cause, and you have the chance to make a serious difference here. Just one dollar can help a lot, so if you have that to spare, maybe you can make one family's dream come true.


http://blackperson.livejournal.com/207448.html


Spread the word if you will. Thanks.

Comments

[innocent-man.livejournal.com]

Don't take this question the wrong way, it's meant in earnest.

Do you trust this post? Is this a real situation that someone's describing? I only ask because snopes.com has whole pages full of sad stories, a lot of which aren't true.

That said, if this is someone you know personally, or at least someone you'd vouch for, I'd be happy to give and happy to pass the link along.

[aerdran.livejournal.com]

Sorry it took me awhile to get back to you. Busy times.

I totally understand your question, don't worry. But I wouldn't have put the link up if I didn't completely trust it. While the woman who put up the LJ post isn't a friend, she is the friend of one of my good LJ friends. I'd say that yes, I'll definitely vouch.

Thanks a bunch.

::hugs::

[innocent-man.livejournal.com]

Awesome, thanks.

[aerdran.livejournal.com]

No problem.

It looks like they're two thirds of the way there after a news story was done on them, and the bank extended their deadline to January 1.

Much coolness.

[mythdude.livejournal.com]

I already gave at work and I work in charity this Christmas season, so I've put in a lot of work into cases like this around this time.

That being said, one less graphic novel/part of a video game/rpg book for me is better than these people losing their house.

Donated. Merry Christmas to them.

[aerdran.livejournal.com]

Thanks so much, sweetie. And it looks like Christmas will definitely be merry for them.

::hugs::