Twitter

To all of you who use Twitter, follow MS365.org using the following link! http://twitter.com/MS_dreams

Website Update

We have updated our donation page to accept donations via PayPal, Google Checkout, and Check/Money Order. We have had some issues with using PayPal alone and wanted to make the process easier and offer more options. If anyone has issues with the new site setup please let me know. http://www.ms365.org/RegisterDonate/tabid/168/Default.aspx

Meeting

I am meeting with the President/CEO of the Make-A-Wish Foundation in April! Read the announcements section towards the bottom of our homepage for more information. www.ms365.org

Tribune

The Tribune finally got my press release in. It was the Sunday paper, I just found out this morning http://www.tribtoday.com/page/content.detail/id/533821.html

2/19

Thanks to Lakeview 7th and 8th grade girls basketball. They are holding a Foul-A-Thon for charity. 7th Grade is raising money for ms365.org and eighth grade for the make-a-wish foundation. Below is a link to more information. Thank you so much Lakeview! www.ms365.org

Press Release

The press release is in the Vindicator today! Thanks again to Bill Alcorn for doing the story. http://www.vindy.com/news/2010/feb/16/group-formed-for-ms-victims/

Congrats Saints!

Great to see New Orleans win their first Superbowl. They deserve it after all they went through with Katrina. It's just football but it brings people together in a positive way.

President Obama on Election Day (Phoenix)

One of my many adventures was when I lived in Phoenix. On election night in downtown Phoenix (McCain territory, as he was only a couple miles from downtown) I experienced something wonderful. I was about 1/2 mile outside of the city and I could hear cheering and shouting. The whole downtown was just buzzing, Barack Obama was officially elected. I parked in some random garage in some alley and made my way downtown to one of the hotels. I got to watch his speech with hundreds of others on a TV in one of the hotel lobbies. I was surrounded by African Americans, Mexicans, Asians, Old people, Teenagers, just every type of person. We all had tears in our eyes of happiness. It was such a moment of togetherness and hope for change, I will never forget that feeling. So many people were touched that America was given a second chance, just unbelievable. When people question Barack Obama and his leadership I must assume that they do not realize the impact he has made already. I will probably add to this but felt it necessary after last nights speech. It just brought back the feelings of hope and change, and togetherness...

Press Release

Yay! Its a start, just found out we had a press release in the Review Newspaper. Columbus dispatch seems on board also, we will see how it goes! 

http://www.thereviewnewspapers.com/3012110/page2.html

Press Releases

Finally...lol Press Releases have been submitted to The Vindicator, The Tribune, The Review Newspapers, The Plain Dealer, The Akron Beacon Journal, The Columbus Dispatch, and WFMJ. Wish us luck, its time to move forward! I will keep everyone up to date if/when I find out the posting dates. Please don't be shy and let m...e know if you see them. I would love to see the responses. Thanks for your support!