Haiti Disaster Relief Program

Hello Friends,

While the Frank Iovieno Caring for Children Foundation's mission has historically been exclusively devoted to helping children in the United States with life-threatening illnesses who are from economically challenged families, the Board of Directors believe the terrible scale of the Haitian disaster, the enormous need for massive relief quickly, and the disproportionate impact of the tragedy on Haitian children fits within our overall charitable vision.

Thus, in an effort to raise money for the Haitian disaster relief efforts, any contribution to the charitable organizations listed below starting on January 20th will be matched dollar for dollar by the Frank Iovieno Caring for Children Foundation until a total of $2,000 is reached with a maximum of $250 per individual donation.

Based on our research, we have selected three non-profit organizations that are not only on the ground in Haiti leading the current disaster relief efforts, but also have a long history of involvement in providing health care and support services to the Haitian people. Those wishing to participate in the contribution-matching program should make a donation to one of the following non-profit organizations.

Partners In Health (PIH) (www.pih.org)

Doctors Without Borders (www.doctorswithoutborders.org)

Save The Children (http://www.savethechildren.org/emergencies/latin-america-caribbean/haiti/earthquake-10/)

If you would like to participate, please forward us information (i.e., receipts) showing which of the three organization you contributed to and the amount of the contribution. Please send all receipts, correspondence and/or questions to jiovieno@frankccc.com. John and Phil Iovieno will be monitoring this email for receipts and inquiries.

This charitable matching program, for administration purposes and to quickly benefit the Haitian victims, is set to end on January 30, 2010. Please join us in this effort and together we can make a positive difference in the lives of those suffering in the aftermath of the Haitian earthquake.

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