www.adoptapeacekeeper.com (Canada's Armed Forces Social Networking Web 2.0 Website) is Going Live
adoptapeacekeeper.com is a social networking site that is exclusively geared towards Canada's military and has the goal of being the "home away from home" for all of the Canadian peacekeepers who are serving all around the world.
Ottawa, Canada, October 04, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Political Candidates Challenged to Support Canadian Peacekeepers.
Adoptapeacekeeper.com(Canada's Armed Forces Social Networking Web 2.0 website) is going live today.
Adoptapeacekeeper.com is a social networking site that is exclusively geared towards Canada's military and has the goal of being the "home away from home" for all of the Canadian peacekeepers.
Adoptapeacekeeper.com, allows military families, friends, and supporters to communicate in real time, share photos, videos, blogs, group participation, exchange instant messages, or enjoy audio/video chat together. There are links that allow people to donate to the Military Family Fund and much more.
For the developers of this exclusive social network, Amelia Rush/Remi Claude Aubin, it is a "Thank You for Your Service & Your Sacrifice" being sent out to all of the military personnel and their loved ones. Amelia says that she recalls once hearing a Vietnam vet say " No One ever said Thank You " and that stuck with her all these years, so this is her way to ensure that our soldiers know that we are saying Thank You.
long those lines they are challenging All political candidates across Canada to rise to the occasion and support the nation's peacekeepers, by funding the website's maintenance and moderation expenses.
They are contacting every candidate running in the October 14, 2008 election asking for a one time donation, per candidate, and in exchange, will give the candidate a home town front page link on Adoptapeacekeeper.com, for 1 year.
Since Adoptapeacekeeper.com will not be a commercial website, funding for its operations must come from somewhere, and since it is the government which deploys the troops, the developers of the website thought that it would be nice to give the candidates a chance to show their individual support of the peacekeepers and their families.
Adoptapeacekeeper.com hopes to help boost the morale of all the troops and their families, to enable them to better endure the long periods of separation and the multiple deployments.
Adoptapeacekeeper.com officially launches on November 11,2008.
By Adopt A Peacekeeper - Amelia Rush/Remi Aubin
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Adoptapeacekeeper.com(Canada's Armed Forces Social Networking Web 2.0 website) is going live today.
Adoptapeacekeeper.com is a social networking site that is exclusively geared towards Canada's military and has the goal of being the "home away from home" for all of the Canadian peacekeepers.
Adoptapeacekeeper.com, allows military families, friends, and supporters to communicate in real time, share photos, videos, blogs, group participation, exchange instant messages, or enjoy audio/video chat together. There are links that allow people to donate to the Military Family Fund and much more.
For the developers of this exclusive social network, Amelia Rush/Remi Claude Aubin, it is a "Thank You for Your Service & Your Sacrifice" being sent out to all of the military personnel and their loved ones. Amelia says that she recalls once hearing a Vietnam vet say " No One ever said Thank You " and that stuck with her all these years, so this is her way to ensure that our soldiers know that we are saying Thank You.
long those lines they are challenging All political candidates across Canada to rise to the occasion and support the nation's peacekeepers, by funding the website's maintenance and moderation expenses.
They are contacting every candidate running in the October 14, 2008 election asking for a one time donation, per candidate, and in exchange, will give the candidate a home town front page link on Adoptapeacekeeper.com, for 1 year.
Since Adoptapeacekeeper.com will not be a commercial website, funding for its operations must come from somewhere, and since it is the government which deploys the troops, the developers of the website thought that it would be nice to give the candidates a chance to show their individual support of the peacekeepers and their families.
Adoptapeacekeeper.com hopes to help boost the morale of all the troops and their families, to enable them to better endure the long periods of separation and the multiple deployments.
Adoptapeacekeeper.com officially launches on November 11,2008.
By Adopt A Peacekeeper - Amelia Rush/Remi Aubin
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613-528-1263
www.adoptapeacekeeper.com
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