A collection of resources to help you help us with our 2005 Blessings in Adversity Campaign.

A Note from Frank

Dear Friend,

We would be tremendously honored to have you involved in helping us share our Blessings In Adversity message in support for the work St. Jude is doing to find cures and save children like my son Frankie. Last year we kicked off our first campaign and although we fell short of our goal, together we raised more than $25,000 to donate to St. Jude. Please join us in sharing this message with others and urge them to become a Partner in Action for St. Jude . 

Together we can make a positive difference!

Humbly,

Frank (Frankie’s Dad)

Resources & More
Several resources you can use to promote the campaign to others!

• Sample Emails/Ezine Post to Send
• Send the 2005 E-Card Invitation to a Friend

• Place a Banner on Your Website
• Send the 2004 E-card Invitation

Media Room
Press releases and information about the campaign.

• Blessings in Adversity Feature Articles
• 2005 Press Release
• 2004 Press Release
• Experts Available for Interview

Stay Updated!
Give us your name and email and we will keep you posted on our progress!

Volunteer - How You Can Help!
Interested in helping with the Blessings in Adversity campaign?  Here's how you can help:

• Share blessingsinadversity.com with your friends, family, business associates etc by sending an email. Click here for sample emails.
• Write a letter to your local newspaper editor. Find out how.
• Forward the Blessings in Adversity e-book to someone in need. Click here to get your free copy.
• Mention our website in your online chat rooms and discussion forums.
• Become a St. Jude Partner in Hope.
• Place a Blessings in Adversity banner on your website. Click here for website banners.
• Send us your "Creative Ideas"

We Need Your Help To Raise Money and Awareness for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in their mission of "Finding cures. Saving children."

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital helped Frank Lunn's, then 9-year-old son Frankie, battle leukemia and come out on top.  At St. Jude, 80 out of 100 children win this battle, but there are still 20 families left to grieve over the loss of a child.  We are issuing a challenge to you and all of our friends to show our appreciation for the work of St. Jude and to make sure that they continue in their mission of "Finding cures. Saving children."

To read more about this campaign visit http://www.blessingsinadversity.com/