Amy Eldridge, LWB founder with a sweet baby in China.There is just one week left to vote for LWB and help us receive the $35,000 donation from Cookie Magazine. Can you take two minutes to help save the life of a child?
Visit HERE
and choose the circle next to Amy Eldridge and LWB. You can opt out of receiving any information from the magazine by checking “no” to all the questions. It really is THAT easy, and will change the lives of children like baby Tai, who needs surgery to survive. After you vote, please find just one more person and encourage them to vote as well. Voting ends February 10th. Together we can win this contest and help even more children have a second chance at life. Our January newsletter focused on our medical program. You can read it at www.lovewithoutboundaries.com/pdfs/January09.pdf
and see for yourself how much this funding would help some of the most vulnerable orphaned children in China. Thank you so much for caring about those who still wait. Karen Maunu Medical Co-Director Love Without Boundaries Foundation
"Hope and Healing for Children in Need"
2 comments:
Trina, thank you so much for visiting our blog. Your family is so beautiful! And thank you for this information...that's one of the beauties of the blog world...the way we can network for wonderful causes; especially the least of these!
Oh, and I use to drive a Bronco (my love car), then a Suburban, and now a 15 passenger van...ha-ha, which does NOT do well in the Colorado Mountains. However, God blessed us this year and we were able to add a Bronco, just like my old one. We can't wait to get it up in the mountains (taking turns of course!)
Trina, your note was so cute on my "disappointed" blog.
We are waiting to be matched with a child from Ethiopia; possible special needs. I'm not blogging about it yet so that we can suprise my parents when we have a match (it is so much funner with a picture). But, I would love to be able to share with you about it and ask you for prayer along the way. So yes, we are "pregnant" again. I wanted to adopt a special needs boy from China, however, we were told our family size would be an issue. I really hate that, and may be God will still open a way. We have always "felt" that we would have a child who is missing hand(s)/foot(feet), so who knows...
Have a great day!
P.S. the baby slept much better last night, so did mommy! YEA
Post a Comment