Bear2care: In need of your Support

What is Bear2care

Bear2care IS A SMALL CHARITY that is making children with life threatening illnesses smile. Bear2care believes that the first step in getting healthier is to laugh and to be happy. So what we do is take these children teddy bears and other stuffed animals to bring a small amount of joy into these wonderful children's lives. AS WE HAVE NO SPONSORS, Bear2Care COSTS ARE PAID FOR DIRECTLY FROM DONATIONS, The donations are used 100% for maintaining Bear2Care2009, whether to buy bears and supplies, maintaining our web page or any other supplies Bear2Care needs.

Sunday, July 19, 2009

In need of your Support

Bear2care2009 is in need of your support, we have a week to go and need about another70 bears for our bear hug event at Children's memorial in Chicago. Also we need to buy supplies for mailing bears to Children in other states, Donations to help with filing of our 501(c)3 etc etc.. 100% of your donations are used for bear2care so Please help support Us, we are counting on your support.
You can contact me at bear2care2009@bear2care2009.org

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AnonymousAugust 3, 2009 at 3:53 PM
Is there an email to contact anyone from this organization?
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July's Hero Little Armstrong

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