[help] – Tornado Victims RE.net Fund — The Phoenix Real Estate Guy

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Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi. At least 55 57 dead, scores more injured, thousands homeless. Untold millions in property loss.

AgentGenius is spooling up a fundraiser. You can click on the donate button in the sidebar of many blogs.

Anything you can do to help will be appreciated by people we’ll never know.

No amount is too small.

If you can’t donate, please consider putting the graphic and donation button on any site you can. You can get the code at Bloodhound here.

The RE.net has done great things in the past to help those in need.

There are a lot of people in need right now.

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Joseph Ferrara.sellsius

As always, Jay, you help lead the charge. Your heart is bigger than any tornado.

Mike Farmer

I tried to put this on my Point2 website, but it refused because of the HTML form -- Paypal, I assume.

I put it on the Squarespace business site.

The Phoenix Real Estate Guy

Mike - it *might* work in a P2 "Advanced Content" block. It's the HTML "form" tag in the button code that is jacking with P2...

Ken Smith

Already sent some money to the red cross fund, but glad to see others helping out. Will look into getting the code up on a blog or two to help with your efforts.

Ines

http://www.miamism.com/help-tornado-victims

Kate@buy to let mortgage

I just recently came across an article about children whose lives were affected by the tornados. I didn't really think beyond damages, but it is not all about damages, as many kids had to change schools, stay in a temporary accommodation and make new friends. Many found it hard to adapt.