For all my Australian friends

For all my Australian friends, sing along....


PLEASE SCROLL BELOW and click on the link to YOU TUBE -

On Saturday just gone, at Karrinyup Shopping Centre (Western Australia) the Variety Club Youth Choir organized a FLASH MOB where they all were incognito in the Food Hall, and started standing up in groups singing "We are Australians" -

The purpose it to raise money for the QLD floods. Each time it is clicked money is raised through Google ads, SO PLEASE WATCH! It is a great way of supporting those Aussies on the other side of our country.

Go to - https://www.youtube.com/storytellermedia

Please tell everyone!!!

https://www.youtube.com/storytellermedia

what a fantastic, awesome way to start my day!
the contrast between this "mob" singing, and the
mobs we have seen is the u.s.a. looting - well, it
has started the water leaking from my eyes ...
and my heart soars - thanks so much watcher .....

cool

What a great way to raise money, click on a link. Too easy....lol

All done and a great idea

i used to click on the hunger site all the time and the rainforest one
and i wondered if they really worked or not

here's some info you may or may not be interested in looking at about these sites
lots of info out there

http://www.givespot.com/donate/clickandgive.htm


http://www.slate.com/id/2215452/

The first question is whether your clicks actually lead to donations. One of the most notable "click to give" pages, the Hunger Site, says that user clicks led to more than 290 tons of food donated last month (4,539,828 clicks). Their early success led to the creation of several other sites, including the Breast Cancer Site, where user clicks led to 203.9 free mammograms in March (7,842,148 clicks). The apparent ease of fundraising in this way has led to a flood of copy cats offering clickable opportunities to save animals, oceans, and children. While the better-known sites ensure that their sponsors donate 100 percent of revenues to trustworthy charities, smaller sites may not follow the same guidelines.