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Packers Call On Fans To Join Support Of Tsunami Relief

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At least 155,000 people have lost their lives in East Africa and South Asia in the aftermath of the earthquake and resulting tsunamis on December 26. Thousands of people in Sri Lanka, India, Thailand, and Indonesia are still missing; many others have lost their homes and livelihoods. Sri Lanka and Indonesia suffered the highest number of deaths, but India, East Africa, Seychelles, Maldives, and Thailand were all affected by the tsunami waves, which reached as high as 20 feet.

The Green Bay Packers have already donated $25,000 in support of the relief effort and are now calling on their fans to join them in helping survivors and their families overcome this devastating tragedy.

Click here to make a donation to the American Red Cross (Select "International Response Fund" under Gift Information). All gifts made to this fund will be designated for the current crisis. This fund enables the American Red Cross to provide immediate, vital support to the victims in need.

Aid workers and volunteers are focused on stopping the spread of disease and delivering food and drinking water to survivors. The American Red Cross reports that emergency assessment and first-aid teams were on the ground quickly and are already working with local groups to support relief efforts. Your financial donation will help provide medicine, clothing, food, and shelter for victims of the East Africa and South Asia earthquake and tsunami disaster. One hundred percent of your donation will go to the American Red Cross.

Thanks in advance for your participation during this critical time. The American Red Cross name is used with its permission. For more information about the American Red Cross, please call 1-800 HELP NOW or e-mail info@usa.redcross.org.

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