I'm told this message didn't go
through so I'm attempting to send it again.
Thanks for everybody's patience.
Jeanne
This is just a note to let all of you out there
know of a new on-line =
service with which the PDF has recently
partnered. It's an on-line =
shopping club.
I was rather
hesitant when I was first approached by the salesman for =
the site.
But, the more I learned about why they set up this business, =
how they plan
to run it and their current successes, I was convinced.
The site is
called www.mrgoodbucks.com and is
linked to the PDF site =
(located at www.pdf.org). They have a wide variety of
quality, =
well-known stores from which you can purchase items - from
low-cost to =
high-cost and everything in between. Buy for your office
or for your =
home, garden and pets. Everything is delivered right to
your door =
(helpful if you can't or don't want to go to a mall and then
carry home =
your purchases). Unlike other on-line shopping clubs,
there is no =
minimum purchase required either per sale or per
year.
AND, 15% of every purchase can be directed as a donation to your
=
favorite charity - as chosen from their list of beneficiaries - in this
=
case, the Parkinson's Disease Foundation. In fact, this month, we're
=
the "default" charity (if someone doesn't specify a charity, their 15%
=
goes to us). Pretty neat, eh?
So, I'm asking those who do buy
on-line or who are thinking of trying it =
out to go through
mrgoodbucks.com. The people who run the site are a =
good bunch of
individuals (one of the founders' Fathers has PD). It's a =
good way to
support PD research.
Anyway, enough advertising. It just seemed
like a good partnership and =
something that might be worthwhile to pass
along.
Jeanne
Lee-Rosner
PDF-Chicago