Rotarians helping the world

THIS ARTICLE is about Shelterbox. I honestly can't remember if a Rotarian founded it (and don't have a moment to pull up the back-story), but I know that Rotarians around the world support this worthy cause (note the Rotary Wheel on the pocket of the gentleman in the story). When disaster strikes anywhere around the world, Shelterbox is THERE. Each 'box' is $1,000.00. Please consider donating to the cause!

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Proud to be an American

THIS ARTICLE shows why America is such a great country! The freak situation related to the volcanic ash clouds over Europe has stranded many travelers, both IN Europe and in the USA. While our European brothers and sisters may be doing the same thing for these poor souls I wanted to share the article I read so that you can see God in action/alive and well in our country. God Bless our Country and its Citizens! Kudos to the people graciously opening their homes!

Rotary and Shelterbox to the rescue in Haiti

People in Haiti are homeless and have nothing; no place to go, nowhere to live. That's where Shelterbox and Rotary International comes to the table to help! I am a 14 year member of Rotary International and I am proud that my club (The Rotary Club of North Fulton) was able to contribute 3 Shelterboxes (that's $3,000) to the cause. Watch this video from CNN to learn more about this worthy cause. There are many charities that are helping out in Haiti, with one of the main preferences (in my opinion) being the American Red Cross. You should also consider Shelterbox as it is likewise a worthy charity and in this disaster it is probably the most useful thing that can be done for the people of Haiti besides medical supplies or food/water.

By the way, Wayne Robinson is also a North Fulton businessman--if you need office furniture, check out Roswell Furniture Outlet on Alpharetta Highway in Roswell. Good products, fair prices and we know that the owner truly gives back to the community and world! Thanks for what you do, Wayne!