Be A Part Of Something Bigger Than Yourself: Donate A Car To The Red Cross

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Be A Part Of Something Bigger Than Yourself: Donate A Car To The Red Cross

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By : Charity Dispatch 19 or more times read

Submitted 2009-12-31 13:10:03

The Red Cross’s National Celebrity Cabinet works to encourage people to donate their time, money and blood year round and Masi Oka, an actor from NBC’s ‘Heroes’ has been campaigning for the cause. Oka encourages people to be a part of something bigger than themselves. Though there are no celebrities campaigning for auto donation, the Red Cross has a car donation program and looks to people who can donate a car to charity to help their mission. Though many people may not know it, the Red Cross accepts vehicle donation, knowing that vehicle donation is a valuable resource that enables them to provide the life saving services people have come to depend on for more than a century. When you donate a car to the Red Cross your car donation is an affordable way for you to become a part of the Red Cross’ mission. To read this entire article visit: http://charitydispatch.com/redcross_donation/news/2009/12/31/be-a-part-of-something-bigger-than-yourself-donate-a-car-to-the-red-cross/

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