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| J... |
 Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 1:34 am |
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This post is cross-posted to four cancer newsgroups.
When replying, it's probably best to trim out the other newsgroups.
J
CaringBridge saves time and energy by centralizing communication during a
health event.
ARINGBRIDGE REACHES 10,000 ACTS OF KINDNESS GOAL
Eagan, Minn. (June 24, 2009) — CaringBridge, a Minnesota-based nonprofit,
generated more than 10,000 acts of kindness during its One Act of Kindness
campaign. CaringBridge supporters were asked to participate by making a
donation to help keep the service free for the thousands of people who
face a serious health event – such as cancer, premature birth or an
accident – each day. The campaign raised more than $600,000, ensuring
8,000 families receive the love, compassion and healing they need.
CaringBridge is a free, nonprofit service providing personal and private
Web sites that connect family and friends to share information, love and
support during a serious health event, treatment and recovery.
CaringBridge saves time and energy by centralizing communication during a
health event. This eases the burden of updating family and friends and
keeps the focus on the patient. Each CaringBridge site is unique, authors
select their Web site design and add journal entries and photos to share
their story. Visitors read updates and leave messages of support in the
guestbook.
“The success of this campaign brings us closer to our goal of providing
more than 500,000 new CaringBridge sites in the next three years, which
will connect millions of friends and families when they need it most,”
said Sona Mehring, founder and executive director, CaringBridge. “Through
the generous donations we receive, we’re able to serve more families and
keep their CaringBridge sites free of advertising so nothing interferes
with that deeply personal communication.”
Founded in 1997, CaringBridge’s mission is to bring together a global
community of care, powered by the love of family and friends, in an easy,
accessible and private way. More than 155,000 personal sites have been
created, connecting over half-a-million people each day.
http://www.caringbridge.org/ |
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| Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 3:16 pm |
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On Jul 4, 3:34 am, J <xyewsnswex at (no spam) nalid;"no> wrote:
[quote:586418da65]This post is cross-posted to four cancer newsgroups.
When replying, it's probably best to trim out the other newsgroups.
J
CaringBridge saves time and energy by centralizing communication during a
health event.
ARINGBRIDGE REACHES 10,000 ACTS OF KINDNESS GOAL
Eagan, Minn. (June 24, 2009) — CaringBridge, a Minnesota-based nonprofit,
generated more than 10,000 acts of kindness during its One Act of Kindness
campaign. CaringBridge supporters were asked to participate by making a
donation to help keep the service free for the thousands of people who
face a serious health event – such as cancer, premature birth or an
accident – each day. The campaign raised more than $600,000, ensuring
8,000 families receive the love, compassion and healing they need.
CaringBridge is a free, nonprofit service providing personal and private
Web sites that connect family and friends to share information, love and
support during a serious health event, treatment and recovery.
CaringBridge saves time and energy by centralizing communication during a
health event. This eases the burden of updating family and friends and
keeps the focus on the patient. Each CaringBridge site is unique, authors
select their Web site design and add journal entries and photos to share
their story. Visitors read updates and leave messages of support in the
guestbook.
“The success of this campaign brings us closer to our goal of providing
more than 500,000 new CaringBridge sites in the next three years, which
will connect millions of friends and families when they need it most,”
said Sona Mehring, founder and executive director, CaringBridge. “Through
the generous donations we receive, we’re able to serve more families and
keep their CaringBridge sites free of advertising so nothing interferes
with that deeply personal communication.”
Founded in 1997, CaringBridge’s mission is to bring together a global
community of care, powered by the love of family and friends, in an easy,
accessible and private way. More than 155,000 personal sites have been
created, connecting over half-a-million people each day.
http://www.caringbridge.org/
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Kyla's parent set up Caring Bridge for her. I used it all the time.
It was tremendous. Costs you nothing, but donations gratefully
accepted. (Kyla was the daughter of my good friends. Kyla died of
the rare rare cancer a month after her 21st birthday!)
AT that time on this format I told you about Caring Bridge . So glad
to see you have followed up on this. |
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| J... |
| Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 1:16 am |
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turtletrot1 wrote:
[quote:60143e7a8f]On Jul 4, 3:34 am, J <xyewsnswex at (no spam) nalid;"no> wrote:
This post is cross-posted to four cancer newsgroups.
When replying, it's probably best to trim out the other newsgroups.
J
CaringBridge is a free, nonprofit service providing personal and private
Web sites that connect family and friends to share information, love and
support during a serious health event, treatment and recovery.
CaringBridge saves time and energy by centralizing communication during a
health event. This eases the burden of updating family and friends and
keeps the focus on the patient. Each CaringBridge site is unique, authors
select their Web site design and add journal entries and photos to share
their story. Visitors read updates and leave messages of support in the
guestbook.
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http://www.caringbridge.org/
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AT that time on this format I told you about Caring Bridge . So glad
to see you have followed up on this.
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Sounds like you're talking to me.
CaringBridge has been posted on alt.support.cancer since 2003.
You weren't here that early; however it's hard to fathom you're having missed
all the "Kili" posts.
Thanks for confirming it's a wonderful resource.
J
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