慈济基金会 is raising fund at all T&T Supermarkets in Toronto. as well as Pacific Mall on Saturday & Sunday.
慈济基金会 is a Federal registered charity organization, 100% of your money will go to the quake victims. all of our volunteers are paying travel expense at their own.
慈济基金会 is already recognized by Chinese government, our volunteers are already in Chengdu, first shipment of blankets and tents have arrivedl.作者: li331 时间: 2008-5-16 09:00 最初由[yu1010]发布
通过这次藏独事件及大地震,使我们华人心里明白一个简单的道理,保守党议员说:中国是纳粹,自由党说:要权利帮助受难的中国老百姓.一个是豪无人性,冷漠的政府,一个是充满同情心和爱心的政党,我们知道了我们华人手中选票该投给说..那些替保守党出面竞选的华裔议员我作为中国人为他们在灾难面前的那样的无人性感到可耻和羞愧!
May 16, 2008 04:30 AM
Ottawa–Canadians who donate money to humanitarian agencies providing relief from natural disasters in Burma and China will have their dollars matched by the federal government, International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda announced yesterday.
May 16, 2008 04:30 AM
Ottawa–Canadians who donate money to humanitarian agencies providing relief from natural disasters in Burma and China will have their dollars matched by the federal government, International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda announced yesterday.
There will be a cap on individual donations and the matching will be limited for a certain period."We will match the private contributions to organizations that are being able to do work in Burma," Oda told reporters.作者: 未注册用户 时间: 2008-5-16 12:07 最初由[★★★☆〓◎]发布 http://www.thestar.com/article/425947
May 16, 2008 04:30 AM
Ottawa–Canadians who donate money to humanitarian agencies providing relief from natural disasters in Burma and China will have their dollars matched by the federal government, International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda announced yesterday.
There will be a cap on individual donations and the matching will be limited for a certain period."We will match the private contributions to organizations that are being able to do work in Burma," Oda told reporters.
There will be a cap on individual donations and the matching will be limited for a certain period."We will match the private contributions to organizations that are being able to do work in Burma," Oda told reporters.
