Here are a few of the children being sponsored by K. Gomez and Fashion Force
Foundation. Fashion Force Foundation is a Nonprofit Public
Benefit Corporation under IRC Section 501 (C) (3) registered
August 15, 1996 in the State of California with a Tax
Exempt Status - EIN: 95-4593000
On
behalf of all of us at Save the Children and the millions of children
in need whom we serve around the world, I would like to thank you for
your support during 2005. Your generous contributions have helped Save
the Children bring change to children and their families through
improvements in health, education and economic opportunities as well as
in emergency relief during natural disasters.
Here
is your 2005 Summary of Giving online (this summary includes all
sponsor contributions and special gifts received between 1/01/05 –
12/31/05)
Year
2005 Summary
No. of
Contributions
Total Amount
Received
Sponsorship
12
$644.00
Special Gifts to Field Office
0
$0.00
Contributions
0
$0.00
Total
12
$644.00
In an effort to reduce administrative costs, you will not be mailed
your summary.
If
you have already registered on-line with your Donor ID, you can simply
sign in with your username and password. Follow the prompts that will
lead you to your secured personalized information.
Thank
you again for your continuous support. Together, we can strive for a
brighter future for all those who live in need, in every corner of the
world.
Sincerely,
Dawn Nunn
Director, Donor Services
1-800-728-3843
(1-800-SAVETHECHILDREN).
(The
summary is provided for informational purposes only, and does not
include stock gifts, gifts-in-kind, life income funds or the
non-tax-deductible portion of event admission fees. It does include all
2005 donations for the tsunami relief effort. You may have been
receipted for one or more of these gifts separately. Please use this
online information as a complete statement of your 2005 giving for your
tax purposes.)
UNICEF
To:
"Business And Charity - Fashion Force Foundation"
<Business_And_Charity@yahoo.com>
Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 06:55:54 -0800
Subject: Make a donation before
the
end of 2005
From: "U.S. Fund for UNICEF" <email@unicefusa.org>
This time last
year, when the tsunami devastated South Asia, your
generosity changed the lives of more than 4 million children.
Within
48 hours, UNICEF staff mobilized support in every country affected by
the tsunami... and then began to rebuild the lives of millions of
families. Your donation, and donations from millions of others around
the world, enabled UNICEF to:
Immunize
more than 1,215,000 children against deadly childhood diseases,
providing protection for life against polio, diphtheria, TB, whooping
cough, measles, and tetanus — diseases that most of our
children don't
have to worry about anymore;
Deliver
240,000 bed nets to protect children against the increased risk of
malaria transmitted by mosquitoes in the tsunami-devastated coastal
areas;
Restart school
for over 560,000 children through our school-in-a-box kits.
As
you know, 2005 has been a year of devastating disasters, but thanks to
supporters like you, UNICEF has been able to respond rapidly and
effectively, providing immediate relief and longer-term reconstruction
in the wake of the tsunami, the famine in Niger, Hurricane Katrina and,
most recently, the Pakistan earthquake.
As the New Year approaches, we hope you will, once again, make a
promise to the world's most vulnerable children by making
a
tax-deductible year-end gift of $50, $100, $500, or
whatever you can afford.
With
your gift, you will help feed children (malnutrition is the underlying
cause of more than half of all childhood deaths). You will help provide
basic education for children, especially girls. And you will help fight
against HIV/AIDS, which has already made orphans of 15 million children.
Your tax-deductible
gift will protect children who are malnourished, ailing,
frightened, caught in the crossfire of brutal wars and, too often,
utterly alone.
Thank you for your support.
Sincerely,
U.S. Fund for UNICEF
P.S. Please make your gift
online right now . Or you can print out this
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To:
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Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2005 02:05:57 -0800
Subject: Report to Hurricane Katrina donors
From: "U.S. Fund for UNICEF" <email@unicefusa.org>
November 18, 2005 JOIN
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Report to Hurricane Katrina donors
Business
And Charity,
Survivors
of Hurricane Katrina thank UNICEF donors for making possible
the shipment of UNICEF's school-in-a-box and recreation kits. See
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Your
generosity in response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina
has made a significant difference in the lives of
children throughout
the Gulf Coast region. On behalf of UNICEF and the families you
have
helped, we wish to express our most sincere thanks.
As
you may know, this marks the first time, since its founding in 1946,
that UNICEF has assisted with an emergency response in the United
States. With your help, 1,586 schools-in-a-box and 737 recreation
kits
have been distributed to communities affected by Katrina.
Relief operations timeline
In
the initial phase of relief operations, the U.S. Fund for UNICEF
established a Hurricane Katrina Task Force — a team of staff
from across the organization to ensure that every aspect of the
endeavor was handled with care.
The
first UNICEF aircraft carrying supplies from the Copenhagen
warehouse landed at the Air Force base in Little Rock, Arkansas on
September 9, carrying 975 education and recreation kits. Task
Force
member David Marts, director of operations for the U.S. Fund, arrived
on September 11, and set up a local coordination center at Lomanco
Warehouse. David Gill, a representative of Church World Service, was
instrumental in securing the space.
Randy
Siler, the UPS Gateway Manager in Little Rock, responsible for the
delivery of every package that goes through the state, and
Marts spent September 12 arranging for delivery of the kits
throughout
the Gulf Coast region.
Randy
Siler, UPS Gateway Manager (right) and UPS drivers Tom Campbell and
Louis Turner (back) meet Arkansas Governor, Mike Huckabee (left)
at the
Little Rock Air Force Base where UPS picked-up UNICEF supplies for
delivery to communities throughout the Gulf Coast.
The
Lomanco staff made a fork-lift available on a moment's notice and
loaded the first truck with UNICEF kits to be delivered to one of the
U.S. Fund for UNICEF's partner organizations in the relief effort — the
NAACP. The NAACP accepted 695 kits, which were then redistributed
further south.
A
second plane arrived on September 13, with 760 more kits in total.
Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee came to meet the second plane and was
very supportive of the relief work. As the need for additional
schools-in-a-box in Mississippi and Louisiana became apparant in
subsequent weeks, a final shipment was arranged and reached the
Air
Force base on October 10.
UNICEF visits with survivors In
mid-October, several members of the Katrina Task Force traveled to
Jackson and Biloxi, Mississippi, and met with students and teachers who
had been the beneficiaries of UNICEF's support.
Task
Force member John Donohue reports, "Many teachers told us that they
couldn't believe UNICEF — an organization they had contributed to as
part of the Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign when they were
children — was now providing support to them. We heard them say,
'I
used to Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF and look, lo and behold, UNICEF is
here in our moment of great need. I never would have imagined such a
thing.'"
Kiní
Schoop, another Task Force member, was proud to learn first-hand
just
how much of a difference the schools-in-a-box had made. "When teachers
and students were first back in school, they had no supplies
whatsoever," she said. "The first shipment of supplies to reach
teachers in Biloxi was from UNICEF."
You
make
it possible As
the U.S. Fund for UNICEF continues to receive donations for Hurricane
Katrina relief, we will assess the need for additional kits and provide
assistance to our partner NGOs, such as the NAACP and Church World
Service, in meeting the needs of those still struggling to recover
after the devastation brought by Hurricane Katrina.
Because
UNICEF's lifesaving programs are funded entirely by voluntary
contributions, donors like you play an essential role in helping us
fulfill our mission. Again, we thank you for your generosity.
Sincerely,
The
U.S. Fund for
UNICEF
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BAC Joins UNICEF to Support South
Asia
Tsunami
Relief Efforts
Your Contribution Information
12/29/2004 02:14 AM (PT)
U.S. Fund for UNICEF
Business And Charity - Fashion
Force
Foundation
7095 Hollywood Blvd., # 716
Hollywood , CA 90028
Thank you for your online
contribution
to the
United States Fund for UNICEF in support of Tsunami Relief Efforts. By
the simple act of giving, you have joined UNICEF`s global effort to
advance humanity with health, education, equality and protection for
every child.
No goods or services were provided
in
exchange
for your gift, making it tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Print and retain this message as a record of your contribution.
Please tell a friend (or five)
about http://www.unicefusa.org/
!
The following summarizes your
contribution:
Total Contribution Amount: $500.00
Reference ID: 12916807
WORLD
VISION
Date: Mon,
19 Dec 2005 15:32:53 EST
From: World Vision<info@news.worldvision.org>
Subject: Interactive Update: Tsunami Anniversary -- A Year of Rebuilding
To: fashionforcef@yahoo.com
Interactive
Update: www.worldvision.org/wvtsunami
Dear Business
And Charity, LLC,
The
December 2004 tsunami in South Asia was one of the worst natural
disasters of the last four decades—and the largest relief effort
undertaken in World Vision's 55-year history.
Yet
the destructive force of the waves was matched by an equally powerful
response: your overwhelming generosity. All of us at World Vision were
humbled and inspired by the outpouring of generosity from U.S.
families, corporations, churches, and schools. We were flooded with
calls from so many friends—young children to CEOs, new partners to
long-time donors—all anxious to help. I thank you from the bottom of my
heart.
Now, visit www.worldvision.org/wvtsunami
to see the tangible hope your generosity has provided for nearly 1
million hurting children and family members during this first year of
rebuilding.
After a
year of rebuilding in the tsunami-affected regions, children and
families have found some stability and are beginning to plan for the
future. And thanks to generous donor gifts, World Vision will continue
to build on this strong progress in the coming years.
Thank you again for partnering with us in this
historic response and reconstruction effort.
Please continue to pray for the work that remains — and for the
children and families who are still in the process of rebuilding their
lives.
With gratitude,
Richard E. Stearns
President, World
Vision
World
Vision Donor Service
34834 Weyerhaeuser Way
South
P.O. Box 9716, stop
110
Federal Way, WA 98063-9716
phone: 1-888-511-6514
email:
info@worldvision.org
World Vision is a
Christian relief and development
organization dedicated to
helping children and their
communities worldwide
reach their full potential by
tackling the causes of
poverty.
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Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2005 14:04:09 EST
From: World Vision<info@news.worldvision.org>
Subject: VIDEO: Earthquake survivors brave brutal winter weather
To: business_and_charity@yahoo.com
Dear Business And Charity, LLC,
Children and
families in South Asia are facing another terrible blow. Over
2.5 million survivors are homeless from October's earthquake with
nearly 170,000 now in danger of dying from brutal winter weather.
Most of those at risk are children and the elderly.
World
Vision teams are working around the clock to save lives, but more help
is needed immediately.
Please
click here to stop needless
suffering and death. Your gift will help provide warm blankets,
clothing and winterized tents and shelters. Thank you for
demonstrating God's love. Together, we can bring hope to those who have
endured terrible pain and suffering.
We must
act now to save lives! Thank you for your swift action and prayers.
God bless
you,
Richard Stearns
President, World
Vision U.S.
P.S.
Act now to save lives in Pakistan! Click here to rush your gift
and provide blankets, clothing and winterized tents and shelters for
children whose lives are at risk. And when you give by December 31,
you can claim one last charitable tax deduction for 2005. Thank you!
World Vision is a
Christian relief and development organization
dedicated to helping
children and their communities worldwide
reach their full
potential by tackling the causes of poverty.
World Vision Donor
Service
34834 Weyerhaeuser Way
South
P.O. Box 9716, mail stop
110
Federal Way, WA 98063-9716
phone: 1-888-511-6514
email: info@worldvision.org
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Subject:
Your World Vision
Tsunami Fund-raising Page
To: BUSINESS_AND_CHARITY@yahoo.com
From: "Miyon Kautz"
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2005
10:38:27 -0800
Kiba,
Just wanted to let you
know that you are one of our top 10 fundraisers
for the Tsunami relief efforts! Great job!
Know that because of
your efforts, many families lives will be touched. Currently, World
Vision's efforts are moving from the relief phase to
the rebuilding phase. Our
work is beginning to focus on the lower-profile, less-visible work of
rebuilding communities, returning people to their homes and helping them
restart their livelihoods.
The media has moved it's
focus off the relief efforts, but World Vision
is committed to the region
for years to come. If you're looking for a way
to partner with us longer
term, please consider getting your church
involved in our Child Sponsorship
program.
As
a sponsor, you understand how sponsorship helps care for your sponsored
child and for their community. But many in your church may not know
that there is an option to have a one-on-one relationship with a child
in need. To learn more, go to www.worldvision.org/achildiswaiting
If you'd like to select
children from Asia, in the area most affected, please write that in the
notes section at the bottom of the Resource
Order Form.
God bless you for your
efforts!
Miyon Kautz National Director Volunteer Programs
mkautz@worldvision.org
p.s. I'd love to your
feedback on the web-based tool - did you find it helpful? Was it easy to
do? How did your friends respond to the email
you sent them? is there anything you'd change? Thanks!
Date:
Tue,
01 Feb 2005
13:21:07 EST
From: World Vision<info@news.worldvision.org>
Subject: How your personal web page is making a difference
To: BUSINESS_AND_CHARITY@yahoo.com
Dear
Kiba,
Thank you for
creating
your
personal
fund-raising page to help World Vision's Tsunami relief efforts.
Every email you
send will
help
you
reach your goal of $500 and enable World Vision to care for even more
children and families who have lost everything because of the tsunami.
In the month
since the
tsunami
hit,
World Vision offices across the globe have mobilized for an
unprecedented relief effort.Here's a brief
summary of World Vision's achievements to date in India, Indonesia,
Thailand and Sri Lanka:
Over 500,000
individuals
were helped in India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand
18 airlifts
were
organized
to quickly deliver emergency supplies to the victims. These included
things such as tents, medicines, survival kits, food, clothing, hygiene
items, water, and water purification equipment
World Vision
has
provided
temporary shelter, health care, clean water, psychosocial
counseling; and distributed food and other essential items
In India, Indonesia,
Thailand,
and
Sri Lanka, rebuilding efforts are underway focusing on things
such as:
>
economic recovery
>
long-term
shelter
needs
>
psychosocial
counseling
>
education
>
small business
loans
> food
and
essential
items
distribution
>
water and
sanitation
On
behalf of the children and families we serve, thank you for reaching
out and showing your love and compassion. There is still so much work
to do, and World Vision will be there for years to come, so please send
out as many emails as possible!
God bless you for your
faithful
efforts.
Rich Stearns
President
P.S. To view your page, go to www.worldvision.org/myasiawebpage. Then go to My HQ to edit your page, send out
more emails, and view donations.
World
Vision is
a
Christian relief and development organization
dedicated to
helping
children
and
their communities worldwide
reach their
full
potential by
tackling the causes of poverty.
World Vision Donor
Service
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Weyerhaeuser Way
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P.O. Box 9716,
mail stop
207
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98063-9716
phone:
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THE
RED CROSS
BAC Joins the Red Cross to Support
South Asia
Tsunami Relief Efforts
Thank you very much for your tax-deductible donation to the American
Red Cross. Your generous support means the most to the families who
rely on Red Cross to help them through some of the most difficult times
of their lives. Together, we can save a life.
Please print and retain this
donation
receipt
for your records.
Gift Information
Amount: $500.00
Donation Fund: International Response Fund
Honor/Memorial Gift: Yes
Your gift to the American Red
Cross
International Response Fund allows us to respond to people`s needs
around the globe...from sudden onset disasters to conflict situations,
to long-term humanitarian crises affecting health, sanitation, and
displacement of people. It`s because of the International Response Fund
that our help can be immediate regardless of the type of disaster, or
its location.
Contact Information
Name: Ms. Kiba G. Gomez
Company: Fashion Force Foundation
Address: 7095 Hollywood Blvd., # 716
City, State Zip: Hollywood, CA 90028
Country: US
Honor / Memorial Information
Gift Type: In Honor of
Name/Occasion: Closing The Gap Between Poverty And Prosperity
Send Card To:
Name: Business And Charity
Address: Fashion Force Fndtn, 7095 Hollywood Blvd., # 716
BusinessAndCharity.com/capture.htm
City, State Zip: Hollywood, CA 90028
(Please note that in accordance with IRS regulations, no goods or
services were provided by the American Red Cross as part of this
contribution.) The Red Cross
OPERATION
SMILE
To: "Kiba
Gomez"
<business_and_charity@yahoo.com>
Subject: Thank you for your contribution!
From: "Operation Smile" <donations@operationsmile.org>
Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 09:15:04 -0500 (EST)
Dear Kiba,
Thank
you so much for your online donation. Because of your contribution, we
are better able to "Change Lives, One Smile at a Time."
With
your continued support, you enable Operation Smile to reach tens of
thousands of children in 21 partner countries who are waiting for help.
Together, we create smiles, changes lives, heal humanity.
On behalf of the Operation Smile family, we thank you for your
support.
Operation Smile - 6435
Tidewater Dr. - Norfolk, VA 23509 - 757.321.7645
- 888.677.6453
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