journalist3072
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Sat May-27-06 08:52 PM
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I'm sitting here thinking about the awful tragedy in Indonesia today. The death toll is astounding.
And it got me to wondering: will donor fatigue be an issue?
With the tsunami that happened a couple of years ago, and of course Hurricane Katrina last year, I wonder if people are feeling donor fatigue.
My prayer is that survivors of today's quake will get all of the assitance they need, and quickly.
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Sat May-27-06 09:06 PM
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1. Yes, it will. I hear on the news of varied groups doing immediate help |
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Longer term, I don't know. Even I am having a hard time with this news today, wondering what, how, what.
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Sat May-27-06 09:07 PM
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2. Are you donor fatigued? |
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I also hope those affected get help asap.
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journalist3072
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Sat May-27-06 09:09 PM
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I wouldn't say I'm donor fatigued. I'm just really sad for the people.
I just finished donating some money to Save The Children a few minutes ago, to help them respond to the earthquake.
But I do feel helpless. It seems like donating money isn't enough. It's at times like this that I wish I could actually be on the ground there, helping.
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Sat May-27-06 09:34 PM
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