Maddi's Furry Friends

Donation items needed include: • Dog food (canned & dry) • Cat & Kitten food (canned & dry) • Bedding (beds, clean towels, blankets) • Cat and dog toys • Kitten litter (Yesterday’s News please) • Bleach & Hand Sanitizer • Paper towels & Styrofoam bowls ---Monetary funds will be added to The Animal Haven's emergency medical fund. more

Make-up the Difference

Look Good Feel Better is an organization dedicated to improving the self-esteem and quality of life of people undergoing treatment for cancer. It aims to improve the self-image and appearance of women, men, and teens through projects. Projects for women involve step-by-step skincare and makeup lessons, nail care techniques, and advice on dealing with hair loss through wigs, scarves, and hats. Look Good Feel Better has served about 700,000 cancer patients in The United States, and donations will help this organization serve even more. Through my website, The Makeup Report (themakeupreportnyc.com), Maybelline has been kind enough to donate the make-up products used as thank you's for donations of $10 or more. *While supplies last. Donations of any amount are welcome and appreciated. To receive the gift, please leave a message below with YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS or email the information to themakeupreport@aol.com. You must live in The United States to receive a product, and allow up to 4 weeks to receive it. Unfortunately, specific gift requests cannot be honored. Please donate and make-up the difference! Thank you in advance. more

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Talent Show to raise money for Japan more

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On Friday, May 20th, the elementary school students at Samantha Smith will put on a “World Changing Talent Show.” The event is being produced by Sam’s World Changers, a group of 4-6th graders at Smith who meet every other week and look for ways to help local — and global causes. This is a talent show with a twist — acts will be sponsored by family, friends and local businesses. All the proceeds will be divided among the American Red Cross’ Japan relief efforts, the Seattle Children’s Hospital and the National Wildlife Federation’s Seattle Office. Mia and Evelyn decided that they too wanted to get involved and these talented 1st graders decided that their act will be a singing act! They've been practicing every recess to make sure they are in tune and have the words down to the Taylor Swift song that they picked. It should be a lot of fun! Please join us in supporting their efforts! Thank you!! more