This is just a quick post to encourage everyone to show their support for the devastating events going on in Japan right now. To have to suffer through an earthquake, tsunami and radiation leak, is simply beyond belief...
Being Greek, we are firm believers in God. During these times, we are expected to all pull together to support each other in this world. It means even more when you support people you don't even know.
Not everyone is able to give money and that's fine, but please can I encourage you to do something... anything. Even saying a prayer every day for those suffering right now, is going to be a help. It's easy to turn a blind eye to the events going on but I urge you do whatever you can to support those in need right now.
Japan actually donated supplies and funds to the USA after hurricane Katrina, as well as donating to the American Red Cross to aid hurricane victims. There was also a private business man in Japan who donated 1 million from his personal funds to assist hurricane relief efforts. Now I believe it's their turn to be supported in return in their time of need. Any suggestions/stories you wish to share about this, please leave them below.
Thanks for reading!
Being Greek, we are firm believers in God. During these times, we are expected to all pull together to support each other in this world. It means even more when you support people you don't even know.
Not everyone is able to give money and that's fine, but please can I encourage you to do something... anything. Even saying a prayer every day for those suffering right now, is going to be a help. It's easy to turn a blind eye to the events going on but I urge you do whatever you can to support those in need right now.
Japan actually donated supplies and funds to the USA after hurricane Katrina, as well as donating to the American Red Cross to aid hurricane victims. There was also a private business man in Japan who donated 1 million from his personal funds to assist hurricane relief efforts. Now I believe it's their turn to be supported in return in their time of need. Any suggestions/stories you wish to share about this, please leave them below.
Thanks for reading!
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