Showing posts with label women. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women. Show all posts

Sunday, January 3, 2010

A Small Victory

With two dollars, A Small Victory (www.asmallvictory.org) could provide over 50 bereaved parents with postcards which stop all baby related mail from being received. After the loss of a child, mailings or reminders that arrive through the mail are painful reminders of what we have lost. I, myself, have known this heartache. Six after the birth and death of my daughter, I got a notice from Huggies that my child is six months old now and is ready to move up to the next style of diapers, for crawlers. Not only was this a reminder that six months had gone by without my Janell, but it gave me new heartache as it opened my eyes to what she would have been doing if she had lived. Mail is not as easy to opt out of, like email is, that's why A Small Victory provides postcards to bereaved parents that they send to their post office and it notifies the mail professionals to remove their name and addresses from baby and child related mailing lists. So, $2 could stop painful reminders and ease over 50 hearts.


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Liz Allen
Chief Executive Officer - A Small Victory
253.777.3500

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Saturday, January 2, 2010

Meta House, Inc.

Thanks for your interest in Meta House! Two dollars would help women who are in need of drug and alcohol treatment to take the bus to get to their treatment facility. It could buy one days worth of diapers for the baby of a woman who is in drug and alcohol treatment.

If you need more, feel free to contact me. Wendy

Wendy Cozzens § Director of Development

Meta House, Inc. § 2266 N. Prospect Ave., 4th Fl. § Milwaukee, WI 53202

Direct: 414-977-5807 § Main: 414-962-1200 § Fax: 414-962-2305

Email: wcozzens@metahouse.org § Visit us at: www.metahouse.org

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Book for a Women's Shelter

I would purchase a creative book -- thought provoking -- at a book sale or flea market (really hunt for the right treasure) and then donate the book to a women's shelter. That was the first idea to pop into my head! I have never done anything related to a women's shelter so that is random but now I think I'm going to do it!

Thank you for emailing me!!
Carolyn

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Women Identity Purpose

Hi Danielle,

Your project is interesting, it really made me "dig deep" and think, What would our organization do with two dollars? In this day and time two dollars does not have a lot of monteray value, however, sharing it with someone who is needy has a large emotional value attachment.

Two dollars could provide smiles to two small children's face by buying them McDonald's fries, or give a single working mother a chance to grab a sandwich from Wendy's dollar menu as she is "broke" waiting for her next paycheck to have a little extra funds; or even purchasing a few can goods from Aldi's for a meal.

I believe sharing with someone who is in need has a great value, whether it is $2 or $100, it is definitely the thought and caring behind the tangible which makes the difference.

CJ

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