Saturday, January 16, 2010
Apple Helps Out Haiti Earthquake Efforts Through iTunes
In the midst of these troubling times in Haiti in which thousands are feared death, and thousands more suffering as a result of Tuesday’s earthquake, we find companies assembling to be a part of the recovery efforts. We’ve reported on Google’s one million dollar donation, T-Mobile’s generous free-calling initiative, and now — a company we very frequently talk about — Apple.
Through its iTunes application, accessed millions of times per day by you guessed it, millions of people, the Cupertino-based company is allowing end users to donate directly from iTunes, with 100% of donations going to the American Red Cross.
Users can donate from $5, to $50, to even $200. Users feeling extremely generous, wanting to donate more than $200, may do so by heading directly to the American Red Cross donation page.
Source: Erictric
Labels:
Haiti,
Technology
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