Sandra Bullock gave $ 1 million to help Japan

Sandra Bullock donated $ 1 million to the Red Cross to support the relief effort in Japan.

The organization said in a statement: 'The American Red Cross is extremely grateful for this generous support from Sandra Bullock and her family. This contribution is vitally important as the Red Cross works to provide critical assistance and essential relief items in this time of urgent need for so many people in Japan.'

Sandra Bullock is a wonderful human being & this is not the 1^st time she has lent a helping hand.

I read in one of the reports that there had been no looting in Japan. Calamities hit many countries but I think Japan is one great nation. They just want to help those who are in trouble & that includes not just humans but also animals. What could be more commendable than this!

However, I’m shocked at certain retards who believe that every tragedy is well deserved. How the fuck do they know who deserves it or not? Japan is located at a place where such things can happen. Floods & earthquakes even hit Pakistan – I wonder what kind of opinion they hold about their own country where girls are being kidnapped whenever something of the sort happens & looting is a common thing during any calamity. If it happens to you, it’s big deal but if it happens to someone else, it’s a well deserved tragedy & it’s a wrath of God. I think this is nothing but low mentality.

We have often heard that bad things happen to good people & there is no plausible explanation. Japanese are really good people. They always help others when they need any kind of support. We must continue to pray for them.

Help SOS In Providing Stable Ground To Japan And The Pacific Rim

The world is worried as we are witnessing such terrible catastrophe in Japan with earthquake, the tsunami, continuous quakes and jolts followed by the radiation disaster to the damages at a nuclear plant. Let us pray that this gets over soon and if you can help the children in anyway through SOS, please read more and donate whatever you can.

SOS Children's Villages is supporting children and families in peril in Japan and the Pacific Rim. SOS has responded quickly with the help of generous donations from people across the world and will continue to respond to disasters affecting children.

SOS Children's Villages has significant experience navigating disasters like the one unfolding in the Pacific Rim. In response to the tsunami that struck Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand in 2004, donors helped them build six new Villages made up of 2,232 family homes to support children whose lives were turned upside down with the force of swelling waves.

As the media focus on Japan, SOS is focusing on providing loving, stable homes to orphaned and abandoned children where there are no camera crews or news correspondents. From Indonesia to Haiti, from Pakistan to Japan, SOS Children’s Villages provides families, homes, and supportive environments to over 1 million people worldwide.

Please make a donation today to support children who need your help. Your response will make the difference.

Help The Animals Before 2010 Ends

There are only five days left in 2010, but you still have time to do something incredible for animals.

In just a few days, many of us will gather together with family and friends to say goodbye to 2010, make resolutions, and share our hopes for the upcoming year.

For suffering animals around the world the last few days of 2010 will continue to be filled with fear, hunger and pain. But you can bring them hope. Your special year-end gift to WSPA can give them a new future - one that is free from cruelty and abuse.

What does hope look like for an animal in need?

• It's a warm, safe place to sleep for a stray dog who has spent every night of his life shivering and alone on the street.
  
  
• It's a strong pair of hands to provide care and comfort to a kitten who has been injured and separated from her family during a disaster.
  
  
• It's the cutting of a rope that has bound a dancing bear and the delicate removal of the nose ring from his sensitive muzzle.
  
  
• It's the end to excruciating pain as a donkey's hobbled leg is treated and bandaged, so that she is finally able to walk without limping.
  
  
  
  
• It's you: your compassion, generosity and kindness, which makes all of WSPA's work for animals possible.But there are still so many animals who are waiting for their happy endings. Please make your special year-end gift to bring hope to these animals.

  And remember, your gift to WSPA is fully tax-deductible, which means it’s also your last chance to claim a tax break for 2010. So please hurry and make your gift today!

  Thank you for your continued generosity and support of WSPA’s work for animals. Please see the link if you think you can help the animals and donate some thing before the year ends.
  https://www.wspadonations.org/pages/3611_year_end_appeal_12_10_version_g.cfm