Sarge
April-19th-2007, 10:20 AM
THese are the links to some funds that are being set up for the aftermath of the VT shootings
http://www.roanoke.com/vtcampus/wb/113726
Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund
Virginia Tech has established the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund to aid in the healing process and generate financial support for expenses including grief counseling, memorials, communication expenses, comfort expenses and incidental needs. Contributions can be made at www.vt.edu/tragedy/memorial_fund.php.
School Violence Assistance Fund
The Foundation for Roanoke Valley has set up a School Violence Assistance Fund. Send contributions to School Violence Assistance Fund, c/o Foundation for Roanoke Valley, P.O. Box 1159, Roanoke, VA 24006. For credit card donations, contact the foundation at 985-0204. www.foundationforroanokevalley.org.
Hoos for Hokies
The University of Virginia Alumni Association has established a memorial fund in honor of those who lost their lives at Virginia Tech. Contributions can be made online. For more information, visit www.virginia.edu/vatechsupport/.
United in Caring Fund for Victims of the Virginia Tech Tragedy
Established by the United Way of Montgomery, Radford & Floyd, the fund will provide assistance for things such as funeral expenses, transportation for family members and mental health services support. Contributions can be made online at www.unitedwaynrv.org or to United Way of Montgomery, Radford & Floyd, P.O. Box 6202, Christiansburg, VA 24068. Those sending payments by mail should indicate they wish their donation to go specifically to the United in Caring Fund for Victims of the Virginia Tech Tragedy.
Virginia Tech Memorial Fund
The Korean American Coalition, the Korean American Students Conference, the Mirae Foundation and the Southern California Korean College Student Association have joined to create the Virginia Tech Memorial Fund. Contributions may be sent to the Korean American Coalition, Attn: VA Tech Memorial Fund, 1001 Connecticut Ave. N.W., Suite 730, Washington, DC 20036.
Phones for Life scholarship
Phones for Life, a nonprofit organization headquartered in California, is collecting cellphones and will use 25 percent of the value of the phones gathered this year to create a scholarship to memorialize those killed at Virginia Tech. Each scholarship will be for $5,000 and they will be awarded to one or two high school seniors. To donate cellphones and funds, visit www.phones4life.org or call (888) 211-9722.
http://www.roanoke.com/vtcampus/wb/113726
Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund
Virginia Tech has established the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund to aid in the healing process and generate financial support for expenses including grief counseling, memorials, communication expenses, comfort expenses and incidental needs. Contributions can be made at www.vt.edu/tragedy/memorial_fund.php.
School Violence Assistance Fund
The Foundation for Roanoke Valley has set up a School Violence Assistance Fund. Send contributions to School Violence Assistance Fund, c/o Foundation for Roanoke Valley, P.O. Box 1159, Roanoke, VA 24006. For credit card donations, contact the foundation at 985-0204. www.foundationforroanokevalley.org.
Hoos for Hokies
The University of Virginia Alumni Association has established a memorial fund in honor of those who lost their lives at Virginia Tech. Contributions can be made online. For more information, visit www.virginia.edu/vatechsupport/.
United in Caring Fund for Victims of the Virginia Tech Tragedy
Established by the United Way of Montgomery, Radford & Floyd, the fund will provide assistance for things such as funeral expenses, transportation for family members and mental health services support. Contributions can be made online at www.unitedwaynrv.org or to United Way of Montgomery, Radford & Floyd, P.O. Box 6202, Christiansburg, VA 24068. Those sending payments by mail should indicate they wish their donation to go specifically to the United in Caring Fund for Victims of the Virginia Tech Tragedy.
Virginia Tech Memorial Fund
The Korean American Coalition, the Korean American Students Conference, the Mirae Foundation and the Southern California Korean College Student Association have joined to create the Virginia Tech Memorial Fund. Contributions may be sent to the Korean American Coalition, Attn: VA Tech Memorial Fund, 1001 Connecticut Ave. N.W., Suite 730, Washington, DC 20036.
Phones for Life scholarship
Phones for Life, a nonprofit organization headquartered in California, is collecting cellphones and will use 25 percent of the value of the phones gathered this year to create a scholarship to memorialize those killed at Virginia Tech. Each scholarship will be for $5,000 and they will be awarded to one or two high school seniors. To donate cellphones and funds, visit www.phones4life.org or call (888) 211-9722.