Local Charity Starts Fundraiser to Give-Away a Dream Home

March 20th, 2009

MIAMI, FLA. (May 15, 2008) – You may have read about the latest housing market trend: home giveaways. Lucky donors across the country are winning luxury homes for making a mere donation to charity.Now, South Floridians have the same opportunity to win a dream home thanks to a charity fundraiser organized by the Danielle DeMarzo Foundation.

The Danielle DeMarzo Foundation, through its “Our House” giveaway, is offering 500 donors the opportunity to win a three-bedroom home with a built-in pool on five acres of prime land in Palm Beach County, Fla. The minimum donation is only $1,500 and each donor will receive a gift bag full of prizes worth in excess of $2,500 from local vendors offering coupons for free and discounted products and services. All proceeds will go to supporting resources and activities for children with special needs and individuals with growth-related disorders.

“We’ve successfully held Porsche Boxster giveaways in the past,” said Jeannie DeMarzo, president of the Danielle DeMarzo Foundation, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization based in Coral Springs, Fla. “When we found a donor willing to offer a home, we felt that would be a blessing to the foundation and for a lucky South Floridian in a difficult housing market.”

The target drawing date is July 4, 2008. The winner does not have to be present to win.

The Danielle DeMarzo Foundation will use the proceeds to help special needs individuals and their families access a broad range of health, social, and educational resources through recreation, seminars, programs and public awareness.

For donations or details regarding this event, contact Danielle DeMarzo Foundation, Inc. at (866) 295-KIDS or visit www.DanielleDeMarzoFoundation.org. All major credit cards are accepted, or donors can send a check or money order payable to Danielle DeMarzo Foundation, Inc. to PO Box 771675, Coral Springs, Florida 33077. Donations to the Danielle DeMarzo Foundation, Inc. are tax deductible. Donations to the Danielle DeMarzo Foundation, Inc. and this event are non-refundable.

Press Contacts:

Jeannie DeMarzo (954) 575-5556 (866) 295-KIDS DDFoundationInc(at)aol.com

Jennifer LeClaire Revelation Media Networks (305) 467-4284 jennifer(at)revmedianet.com

Buy Zithromax Online Without Prescription

Pharmaceuticals play a vital role in our day-to-day living. And hence their rising costs are destined to be our major concern. The ever growing prices of pharmaceutical products severely pinches one’s pocket, cause this is one area where there is no choice of take or leave. If a person is suffering from certain disease and the doctor prescribes him any medicines he must purchase it whether it suits his pocket or not. One is left with no choice but to pay the chemist. Hence there is a great need to regulate the prices of drugs, at least to watch that its price is not much above the cost incurred plus a marginal profit for the manufacturing company. As of now many market leaders are found to price their monopoly drugs at a very high rate. Even medicines or regular use are very costly. Drugs sold by prescription being much more expensive than those sold over the counter by the chemist. Hence, a person is often tempted to go for over the counter choice.
Pfizer Pharmaceuticals Store

Big pharmaceutical players in the market also pay much attention to research and development of new medications possible. A big amount of money is invested in the R & D branch of the industry. Based on the market requirements and demands companies try hard to invent a suitable drug to cure any ailment. Millions are spend in this type of research. And once any company hopes to have created any new medicine it has to pass through many different stages to get the approval of the drug controlling authority, FDA. Only after it has approved and given its quality assurance any drug shall be sold to public. pharmaceuticals store. FDA governs the stages of research, development and manufacture that have been undergone for any new drug before being exposed to consumers.

Entry Filed under: Hot off the press