I want to thank everyone who donated to the Union Gospel Mission’s Easter Meal drive. I asked for help and you guys answered to the tune of $507.07 in donations! As promised, I will be matching your donations to bring the total gift to $1,014.14. That’s enough for nearly 400 Easter dinners. I like to acknowledge the following readers who made a donation.
- FrugalTrade – $103.60
- Greg Morgan – $25.90
- Dax Desai – $25.90
- Ryan Parker – $25.90
- Matthew Swain – $25.90
- Matthew Newill – $25.90
- Michael Kwan – $25.90
- John Murphy – $25.90
- Polliwog – $25.00
- Martin Reed – $25.00
- 1234Pens.com – $25.00
- Wendy Piersall – $25.00
- Shawn Knight – $20.00
- David Lucas – $20.00
- Derrich.com – $19.20
- Aris Tanone – $19.20
- Hannes Johnson – $12.95
- Jacob Cohen-Donnelly – $10.50
- Nathan Metzger – $10.36
- Matthew Boyer – $10.36
- Peter – $10.00
- Anne Emerick – $10.00
- Gili Weinbach – $7.80
- bobbarama – $6.00
- James Britton – $5.00
- Raghavendra Prasad – $5.00
Because the UGM does not accept PayPal at this time, some readers have PayPal their donation to me in trust. I have received PayPal payments totaling $180.71. I will be adding that to my matching $507.07 donation and present the Union Gospel Mission with a check for $687.78.
Once again, a big thanks to everyone who made a donation to feed the hungry this Easter. I can’t express how proud I am of the John Chow dot Com community. If you haven’t made a donation but wish to do so, you may do it online at Union Gospel Mission Vancouver or Union Gospel Mission Seattle.
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