As the news came in and the stories about how the Japanese people were coping with the devastation, I was struck by the grace of the Japanese people. There were no riots. There was no whining or complaining. On NPR radio I heard about a store owner that didn't have a cashier, so to make it easier on his customers, he sold everything for $1, not $10, not $100... just $1. There have been stories of small communities working together to get things done. Men gathered water so the women could heat it up and wash the clothes.
There are many opportunities to show your love and concern for the Japanese people. You can contribute to the Japanese Red Cross or you can research and find other worthwhile charities to contribute to. My family and I contribute regularly to the Latter-Day Saint Humanitarian Fund with cash donations and by fulfilling the requests for items such as hygiene kits, school supplies, quilts....
And now I am proud to say that you can also contribute by purchasing an exclusive stamp set from Close To My Heart.
From now until April 30, purchase the exclusive, non-commissionable “Hope for Japan” A-size stamp set for the special price of only $5 (retail value $7.95 US) and Close To My Heart will donate 100% of the profits to the American Red Cross’ efforts in Japan. This beautifully designed stamp set reminds us of how our hearts are hopeful for those who are in need.
"Non-commissionable" means that consultants do not receive their commission on these sales! That money will be contributed to the American Red Cross efforts in Japan....
So check out the stamp set.... Love it? Be sure to add it to your next order, or hop on over to my website and order it now... Send a little Hope to Japan and share a little love with others as you create fun projects using this great set.
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I love this stamp!
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