• 17,000+ missing (Japanese police)
• Hundreds of thousands evacuated due to damage to nuclear reactor
• Fears of nuclear crisis after several power plant explosions
DONATION PACKAGES: (100% proceeds are donated to Japan)
GOLD PACKAGE $500: For a generous donation of $500 your company will receive a text website address on the back of the shirt listed as a contributor to the disaster relief. You will also receive 30 shirts to distribute however you want.
SILVER PACKAGE $300: For a generous donation of $300 your company will receive a text website address on the back of the shirt listed as a contributor to the disaster relief. You will also receive 20 shirts to distribute however you want.
BRONZE PACKAGE $200: For a generous donation of $200 your company will receive a text website address on the back of the shirt listed as a contributor to the disaster relief. You will also receive 10 shirts to distribute however you want.
(EXTRA SHIRTS CAN BE PURCHASED FOR AN ADDITIONAL $10. ALL PROCEEDS GO TO THE RELIEF EFFORTS IN JAPAN) If you're not interested in the packages listed above, All donation amounts are accepted and appreciated no matter how big or small. Any amount helps in this situation.
THE NEXT STEP: If you and your company would like to be a part of this special opportunity, simply reply back and let me know you are in and what package or amount you would like to donate. If purchasing a Donation package, please send over your website address you would like shown on the shirt. Also include a shipping address to receive your shirts. From there I will finish laying out the shirts with your website address in place and keep you informed on the progress. We accept: All credit cards and Pay-pal. (Payment info./Details will be e-mailed to you when donation is specified)
-Jason Aleknewicus/Office Manager/TM
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The death toll from the disaster that hit Japan has now passed 10,000. It’s reported that 17,000+ people are still missing and more than 240,000 people are still in evacuation shelters. With damages to the road networks and transport infrastructure, movement around the country is still severely restricted. Most survivors still don’t have access to heating or warm clothing as temperatures drop to freezing at night. Stores have been unable to stock enough food and bottled water to keep up with people’s needs. Hospitals have even reported running out of medicine and supplies, and sick and injured survivors are struggling to find treatment. • 9.0 magnitude quake, 250 miles northeast of Tokyo
• 10,000 dead (Japanese government)
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