Want to help Poor Children, but not sure how?

An easy way is now here !!! With your very own Credit Card from Compassion Care Foundation.

Because using this credit card for normal, everyday purchases, the bank will donate a percentage of each purchase to help children. This is the easy way to contribute to our charitable projects - a "no annual fee" credit card with low interest rates with Compassion Care picture (water well in Uganda, that we put in), our name and motto. Every time this card is used to make a purchase, we will receive 3% . and for every approved application we also receive from the bank - $30.00 up front.

I have applied for mine, received it and use it daily for personal and business necessities. It is great to know that my purchase is also contributing to the welfare of a poor child.

Please send this link to everyone you know, and in your own words, ask them to consider applying for, and then using this card. It will cost them nothing up front except a few minutes time, and every time they make a normal purchase, using this card, they are contributing 3% to Compassion Care projects. What a neat way to help those less fortunate, without spending one extra dime.

Here is the link, then just follow instructions to apply:

http://www.compassion-care.org/credit-card-donation.html

Please give any feedback or comments that you have regarding this fund raising program.

We will soon have some brochures on this fund raising program that can be handed out. We also hope to have a table at a local information booth . You may find other ways to distribute this information.

A quick idea on how helpful this can be to those suffering in poverty: imagine this scenario:

10,000 approved applications - at $30.00 each - equals $300,000.00

10,000 monthly purchases of just $40.00 each (average) - equals $400,000.00 x .03% = $12,000.00 per month (a possibility)

All we need to do is get the word out - get people to apply.

Thank you for reading this, for checking out the links, and for applying for your card, and your comments.

Blessings always

Jim Haverlock

for Compassion Care Foundation
http://www.compassion-care.org