Help Me Help Nana: 5 Easy Ways to Help Nana

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

5 Easy Ways to Help Nana

# 1. Go to her page on Reece's Rainbow and donate directly to her adoption fund: http://reecesrainbow.org/nana-25c

# 2. Enter one of my fundraising raffles or events. Right now, I am giving away a gift certificate to Not So Plain Jane's Salon and Spa in Manchester, NH for a 60-minute customized massage.

# 3. Go to my Facebook page for this blog and "Like" it! Encourage others to do the same. Getting the word out will bring us one step closer to helping Nana get adopted.

# 4. This blog is also part of the Amazon.com Associates program. To the right and at the bottom of this blog, there are links that read, "GetBooksAndHelpNana"; click on one if you are planning to purchase something from Amazon. If you go to the site via this blog, we will earn up to 15% of your purchase! Thus, you will get great products at great prices from Amazon.com, while simultaneously donating to a wonderful cause!

# 5. See all the annoying ads on this page? Well, they're there for a reason. Checking out these sponsors earns this site a little money; all that money goes to Nana! This is a free way to help this cause.

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Why Help?

For a child like Nana, every day that passes is a step closer to a heartbreaking deadline. Most children born with Down syndrome (or other genetic disorders) in other countries are killed at birth; others are put into orphanages, where they will stay until they are five years old (read more about this at Reece's Rainbow). At five years old, if they have not been adopted, they are transferred to adult mental institutions. Once there, these children do not survive long. In most cases, money is the only thing standing in the way of a family adopting one of these angels. The typical cost for adopting a child like Nana is $20,000. Nana already has $1,000 funded toward the cost of her adoption. My goal is to help Reece's Rainbow collect the full cost of her adoption so that her loving family will not have to pay anything to welcome their beautiful daughter into their home.