Jeff
September 1st, 2005, 09:14 PM
Wally at EZ Flyfishing/Wilson Creek Outfitters has established some type
of deal for his customers to send funds to the Red Cross. Of course, I
batch deleted his e-mail, so I have no idea what he was doing or how it
works. <g>
jeff
Jonathan Cook wrote:
> Most of the posts on Katrina are not showing up here,
> so I see them on google but cannot post into a thread.
> Wayne and others, I'm glad to hear that you are getting
> good news about your loved ones' health and safety. I
> hope RDean checks in soon, I could never tell if he
> lived near there or not. Our prayers are definitely
> with the people caught up in this.
>
> I'll second Tim's recommendation of donations to the Red
> Cross and the Salvation Army -- roff regulars could easily
> tally up $5K without sweating (not that we should count, just
> saying we could make a dent, as a group). Right now, their
> servers are pretty busy, I barely got through on the SA site,
> and the RC site never responded. Our local red cross told me
> that the 800 numbers are also bogged down, and it would
> be easiest to just mail a check at this point (Red Cross,
> PO Box 37243, Wash DC, 20013 if you care).
>
> I've heard there are already emails out there with fake
> red cross web addresses in them, so watch out for scammers,
> only give through reputable contacts...
>
> Jon.
of deal for his customers to send funds to the Red Cross. Of course, I
batch deleted his e-mail, so I have no idea what he was doing or how it
works. <g>
jeff
Jonathan Cook wrote:
> Most of the posts on Katrina are not showing up here,
> so I see them on google but cannot post into a thread.
> Wayne and others, I'm glad to hear that you are getting
> good news about your loved ones' health and safety. I
> hope RDean checks in soon, I could never tell if he
> lived near there or not. Our prayers are definitely
> with the people caught up in this.
>
> I'll second Tim's recommendation of donations to the Red
> Cross and the Salvation Army -- roff regulars could easily
> tally up $5K without sweating (not that we should count, just
> saying we could make a dent, as a group). Right now, their
> servers are pretty busy, I barely got through on the SA site,
> and the RC site never responded. Our local red cross told me
> that the 800 numbers are also bogged down, and it would
> be easiest to just mail a check at this point (Red Cross,
> PO Box 37243, Wash DC, 20013 if you care).
>
> I've heard there are already emails out there with fake
> red cross web addresses in them, so watch out for scammers,
> only give through reputable contacts...
>
> Jon.