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Submitted by FBB on Tue, 02/02/2010 - 14:28

The Foundation sincerely thanks its members for being with us this first month. We have now rolled out an improved donation system based in large part on your suggestions. Purchase security has been enhanced and PayPal added; you can change your donation amount and distribution at any time; and international credit cards are now accepted.

Members who joined during January 2010 will be contacted individually to make any needed adjustments. Thanks for your patience and dedication to a worthy cause!

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