Wireless Factory Helps Support Salvation Army's Chile Earthquake Relief Efforts with Mobile Donation Platform
The Salvation Army, which has had a presence in Chile since 1909, is requesting donations to help it provide support and hope to the people of that nation who were affected by the record 8.8-magnitude earthquake that hit that country. The Salvation Army’s disaster efforts are stretched thin as they continue to also provide relief to Haiti.
Miami, FL, March 03, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Text the word “chile” to 52000 to make a one-time $10 donation billed to cell phone account.
Following a devastating 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile during the early hours of Saturday morning (27 February), Salvation Army emergency Services were immediately mobilized to provide support and comfort. International financial assistance is already on the way. The Salvation Army has had a presence in Chile since 1909 and today offers social services including hospitals, schools for impoverished children and adult rehabilitation.
To support its relief efforts in Chile, The Salvation Army has already established a text-to-give program that works on all major cell-phone carriers within the United States. This number is for people who want to give a small amount quickly. All normal giving channels are still available for donations. The text message will automatically provide a one time $10 donation to disaster relief efforts in Haiti. Wireless Factory, with offices in Denmark and Miami, FL, is partnering in the effort by focusing on the infrastructure for the fast and efficient mobile donations.
By texting the word "CHILE" to 52000 via a mobile phone, a micro-donation of $10 can be made to aid the people affected by this tragedy. 100% of your donation goes to the Salvation Army, and the donation appears as a charge on your carrier bill, standard rates may apply.
The earthquake epicenter was approximately 90 miles North west of the city of Concepción in Southern Chile. This is approximately 350 miles from the capital of Santiago. Nevertheless, according to officials on the ground, the quake was of a 7.0 magnitude in the Santiago metropolitan region. People have flocked to the streets as numerous aftershocks continue to pummel the country, severely affecting older buildings in the more historical areas of the larger cities.
Wireless Factory (WF), which manages the technically advanced mobile platform for the Salvation Army, is a fast growing gateway company with offices in Denmark and South Florida. Focusing on the infrastructure for the mobile donation market, WF ties telecommunication companies, media, advertisers, and providers of mobile services together with Donors to provide them a fast, secure donation experience. Wireless Factory partners with organizations to provide advanced technology and international coverage.
For More Information:
Contact:
Melody Page
Wireless Factory
www.wirelessfactory.com
305.534.9070
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Following a devastating 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Chile during the early hours of Saturday morning (27 February), Salvation Army emergency Services were immediately mobilized to provide support and comfort. International financial assistance is already on the way. The Salvation Army has had a presence in Chile since 1909 and today offers social services including hospitals, schools for impoverished children and adult rehabilitation.
To support its relief efforts in Chile, The Salvation Army has already established a text-to-give program that works on all major cell-phone carriers within the United States. This number is for people who want to give a small amount quickly. All normal giving channels are still available for donations. The text message will automatically provide a one time $10 donation to disaster relief efforts in Haiti. Wireless Factory, with offices in Denmark and Miami, FL, is partnering in the effort by focusing on the infrastructure for the fast and efficient mobile donations.
By texting the word "CHILE" to 52000 via a mobile phone, a micro-donation of $10 can be made to aid the people affected by this tragedy. 100% of your donation goes to the Salvation Army, and the donation appears as a charge on your carrier bill, standard rates may apply.
The earthquake epicenter was approximately 90 miles North west of the city of Concepción in Southern Chile. This is approximately 350 miles from the capital of Santiago. Nevertheless, according to officials on the ground, the quake was of a 7.0 magnitude in the Santiago metropolitan region. People have flocked to the streets as numerous aftershocks continue to pummel the country, severely affecting older buildings in the more historical areas of the larger cities.
Wireless Factory (WF), which manages the technically advanced mobile platform for the Salvation Army, is a fast growing gateway company with offices in Denmark and South Florida. Focusing on the infrastructure for the mobile donation market, WF ties telecommunication companies, media, advertisers, and providers of mobile services together with Donors to provide them a fast, secure donation experience. Wireless Factory partners with organizations to provide advanced technology and international coverage.
For More Information:
Contact:
Melody Page
Wireless Factory
www.wirelessfactory.com
305.534.9070
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305.534.9070
www.wirelessfactory.com
taylormadecommunications@gmail.com
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