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Help for Haiti: $1 Donation per Comment

No doubt your heart, like mine, is breaking for Haiti.  All those people, those children, without homes or food or missing family members.  It truly makes you stop and take a look around.  Take a look at everything you have been blessed with.  Can you imagine losing it all?

I want to help and I know many of you do too.  Service is my spiritual gift, and it is a deep desire I have to help those in need.  I don’t always know what it is I need to do, I just know that I have to do something.

I am so blessed with this blog and it has been a never ending source of opportunity for me.  The opportunity I have right now is to use it to help Haiti.  Crystal at Money Saving Mom has rallied the blogosphere to help Haiti.  For every blog that posts about how they are helping Haiti, Crystal will be making a donation to Compassion International.  Several bloggers are pledging to do the same, including myself.

Leave a comment about your efforts to help Haiti, and for each comment on this post by January 21st, I will personally donate $1 to Compassion International’s Haiti disaster relief fund.  If you have a blog post, please include a link to your post below and I will donate an additional $1 per link.  So, $1 per comment, $2 per link, up to a $500 total donation.

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There is no obligation for you to donate as well, but if you are interested, even a small amount can help.  Skip your morning Starbucks or a night out to dinner and donate the money you would have spent.  It all adds up and it does make a difference.  Even if you are unable to give financially, you can take a minute to leave a few comments on the astounding number of blogs raising money for Haiti.

Don’t forget, the biggest way you can help Haiti is to pray.

    73 Comments

  5. cindy

    what a wonderful idea. They need all the help they can get.
    They really need to provide emergency visas for those who have relatives already here in the US and other countries, especially those poor children.

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  6. Rachel

    Hi,

    I work at Walgreens, and there we are taking donations for Haiti through the Red Cross Haiti relif fund. One cool thing that you can do there is donate your Register Rewards to the fund, so if you have any Register Rewards that are about to expire, you can donate them to the fund.

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  9. Staci

    A friend in my MOPS group collected supplies this morning for a group going over to serve soon. I took her a bag full of 1st aid supplies (band-aids, gauzed, ect.) Glad to help!

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  14. Kimber

    Thanks for this!! We made a donation through our church, and we found that my husband’s company will match our gift. I was so thrilled to discover that – people should check and see if their companies will do the same!

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  22. Christina

    Thank you for opening your heart (and wallet) to help these people in need! All thoughts and prayers go out to the people who’s lives were lost, their families, those left to pick up the pieces, and those helping in this effort!

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  23. Sheila Cole

    I donated $10 to the American Red Cross by texting the word Haiti to 90999 via my cell phone. If everyone who has a cell phone do this, it will make a HUGE difference…… keep doing what you are doing also…..God bless you!

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  27. Andrea

    thank you so much for doing this! i donated to UNICEF, donated some swagbucks & will be giving to my company’s relief effort. i’m also leaving comments on as many blogs as possible.

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  29. Gifts For One Gifts For All

    Thanks for doing your part to help Haitian earthquake victims by taking time to link up with other blogs.

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    For bloggers raising awareness or making donations for comments or links made and you want to thank those that have contributed to your blog, contact me at [email protected] to a eCOUPON you can give those that have help you give.

    Don’t forget to contact me to receive your eCOUPON for doing your part to help Haitian earthquake victims.

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  31. 2Realyes Hop3

    thank you. I will be sharing heartwarming stories that bring hope and a sense of togetherness and friendship for those who are lost and/or suffering; we all can be that friend, that someone who can make a difference, if only we look a little deeper, and dare to think a little greater… in loving memory of ga
    .-= 2Realyes Hop3´s last blog ..Helping One Another =-.

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  33. Jenn

    Thank you for doing this! We are also praying for the Haitian people. Our family has decided to give up eating out for a while and instead donate that money to World Vision to help in their relief work in Haiti.

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  37. Therese

    a generous, charitable act. Thank you for this opportunity to help by only commenting on your helpful blog. My prayers to those in Haiti suffering.

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  39. sp00kyprincess

    I texted to donate to the Red Cross, I have been retweeting about donating, and I have been keeping the Haitian people in my thoughts.

    Thanks for what you are doing.

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  40. Serene

    I’m surprised there are not more comments than this posted yet! I, like so many Americans, have been a hard time of it lately with the economy slagging as it is. Then something like this happens and I realize that my “hard time” is a walk in the park compared to what some poeple are facing… What I have to offer is my prayers for those hurting people and thier families living elsewhere… May God bless and heal all affected by this… may they turn to Him to meet thier needs. I will post a link to this page on Facebook. Hopefully should drum up some more comments to help reach that goal! God bless you for your contribution!!

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  41. Kim

    If you want some background on the desperate health situation (TB and AIDS) in Haiti before this latest crisis, Tracy Kidder’s book Mountains Beyond Mountains about Dr. Paul Farmer’s efforts there is an excellent and very readable resource.

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  44. tessa

    You’re doinng a wonderful thing! I’ve also read that UPS is delivering donations to Haiti for free (up to 50 lbs)! Can’t wait to get home to throw some of my stockpile together for them!

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  50. Anikka

    Saying prayers for Haiti. Unfortunately I don’t have much cash to spare but am checking out ways to donate on sites where I’ve earned points (like Mypoints) and giving as much as I can.

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  51. Carrie

    Thank you for making comment-fueled donations! I texted my donation and am now making the blog rounds to increase the donation potential. 🙂

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  60. Eremita

    We are all praying for those in Haiti. I have given my donation to The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR Advance #418325) at http://new.gbgm-umc.org/umcor/. 100% of my donation will go to Haiti relief with all administration and other costs being borne by the United Methodist Church. Thank you for doing this.

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  62. karisa

    i posted about this on my FB page. i think it’s a great way for those who may not be able to contribute financially the ability to do something. we may not be able to do everything, but we can do SOMETHING!

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  65. Libby

    Thank you for doing this! I am praying for Haiti and all of the places throughout the world where clean water, lack of food and instability make life a daily struggle. Our family is also donating to the Red Cross.

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  67. Jessica

    This idea is awesome….so glad you are doing it. I just donated through text to the Salvation Army and am brainstorming about other ways I can help…

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  68. Pam

    Anything we can do to help is good thing. Thanks for doing this. My church is combining with others in our denomination to help through Mission of Hope.

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