Facebook has added an Ebola button to users' profile pages, to raise money to go the International Medical Corps, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, and Save the Children. The Ebola donation button will stay in place for a week.
Facebook has added an Ebola button to users’ profile pages, to raise money to go the International Medical Corps, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, and Save the Children. The Ebola donation button will stay in place for a week.
The social network has set up the button in partnership with the non-profit organisation NetHope, and Facebook is also donating and deploying 100 satellite communication terminals to boost internet and phone services to affected areas in west Africa.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced the Ebola donation button with a video on his own profile page, saying “I want to make sure Facebook does its part to help fight Ebola.”
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I hear both facebook and now google are doing this. On my FB page when I signed in I saw it popup on the top. However great seeking a donation is, I don’t think it’s the best way to stop ebola or any other disease, education is. Natural Treatments are the ones that work best for viral infections. I will always keep my natural immunity boosted as high as possible, because I’m sure they’ll be spreading something around (maybe in some vaccine) that will get the unsuspecting people sick.
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