Church widget for Haiti

January 27, 2010 | one comment
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Some earlier comments have asked what steps the church has taken to publicize Haiti relief. One promising sign is a new widget, suitable for blogs or other media like Facebook, giving readers a link to the LDS humanitarian services online portal. According to the widget, almost 25,000 people have donated so far. If your means allow, I’d encourage you to add to that number, or to donate through other channels.

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One Response to Church widget for Haiti

  1. Matt W. on January 27, 2010 at 11:13 pm

    I think the Church is doing well internally with it’s appeal from the first presidency, and externally with this widget. Will T&S add the widget here?

WELCOME

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