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Pray For Japan

Discussion in 'General News' started by annalu, Mar 21, 2011.

  1. annalu

    annalu New Member

    Japan Donation Appeal with Red Cross

    1.5% of all sales revenue will be donated to Internatinoal Red Cross (IRC) for helping Japanese people.

    Donation period is from 17th March to 31st March 2011.

    This activity is applied site wide.

    The latest amount of donation is updated at real time.

    We will give publicity to the evidence of donation payment on site after this activity.

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    The recent events in Japan Earthquake 2011 have shaken us all: Just when the country was beginning to realise the magnitude of the earthquake, a Tsunami brought further destruction and devastation on a scale never before experienced by Japan. It is in times like this that we come together to aid and assist. Although we can’t all be there in Japan, we can offer our assistance in the form of donations.

    Show your support and donate to Australian Red Cross through Ndscardsale – every donation will be matched by Ndscardsale, effectively doubling your support.

    Spread the word.Pray For Japan
     
  2. ShinChanfan

    ShinChanfan Well-Known Member

    I'm donating $5, buy a Japanese person a bag of lays..
     
  3. personuser

    personuser Well-Known Member

    Too bad the only flashcard site that's doing this so far is one that GBATemp censors with its swear filter.

    Matching the donation is really great of them.
     
  4. Jonez001

    Jonez001 Well-Known Member

    If we buy the 3DS, doesn't we help Japan then.
    Nintendo would do a great move if they say: '10% of the sales of the 3DS is going to Japan' cuz Nintendo is japanse
     
  5. Loonylion

    Loonylion Administrator Staff Member

    Nintendo being a Japanese company means the more they sell, the more profit they make, which means they pay more taxes and thus contribute more to the japanese economy. Admittedly it wouldnt hurt for them to contribute to a relief fund as well.