HelpCharity supporting Handicapped Children's Association

The first organisation to be supported by HelpChartiy is the US-based Handicapped Children's Association "HCA".

About their choice for HCA Christian Lamitschka and Birgit King state: "HCA already engages itself for 60 years in supporting the needs of handicapped children in the US. Friends and business partners in the US have confirmed that HCA is a trustworthy organisation. Therefore it was clear to us that we would support HCA through HelpChrity."

Shortly it will also be announced which organisation in Germany will be supported by HelpCharity.

Information about HCA can be found under:
http://www.hcaserves.com

Information about HelpCharity can be found under:
http://www.myspace.com/helpcharity
http://www.HelpCharity.info

Contact Persons:

Christian Lamitschka
An der Pfingstweide 28
61118 Bad Vilbel
Germany
Telefon: +49 (0) 6101 544613
Mobil: +49 (0) 171 6903352
Fax: +49 (0) 6101 544622
E-Mail: Ch.Lamitschka@t-online.de
E-Mail: HelpCharity@web.de
Internet: www.MySpace.com/ChristianLamitschka
Internet: www.MySpace.com/HelpCharity

Birgit King
Eastleighstr. 12
D - 70806 Kornwestheim
Telefon: ++49 (0) 7154 803755
E-Mail: HelpCharity@Web.de
Internet: www.HelpCharity.info

What does HelpCharity mean?

HelpCharity stands for Handicapped, Engagement, Loyalty, Protection

Why was HelpCharity brought into being?

Unfortunately handicapped children in America and Germany receive too little engagement, loyalty and protection. With HelpCharity organisations should be supported, which stand for the interests of disabled children in Germany an the U.S.. Children have a tough life in our today’s world, mainly when they are born with a disability, because the childhood of these kids are adherent with privations. To assuage the sorrow, HelpCharity would like to contribute that handicapped children live a carefree life.

HelpCharity online shop?

In this online shop, bounties from artists and companies are disposed for a fixed price. The prices are nearly adapted to the prices in Germany. For goods with autographs, the prices are raised a bit, because the goods have a virtu.

From where are the bounties and the autographs?

They were send to Christian Lamitschka from interior or abroad, because of his good contacts to a lot of artists and companies, or he brought it along from his habitations in the U.S..

What happens with the proceeds?

The proceeds are collected on a bank account. On the verge of the 1 August 2009, the proceeds are counted up and this money will get the two organisations in Germany and the U.S. in equal shares after a deduction of the expenses (e.g. monthly dues for the shop).

Are all donations in kind offered online yet?

No, because a lot of bounties assumed and we did not had the time to post all the bounties of the artists and companies on the internet until the 1 August, because we needed to fill the shop with additional information and translations, but this will be made up soon.

This release was published on openPR.