"How Do We Cope at Work?"

[Pam McKeta]

My colleague Mitch Arnowitz sent this article to the discussion group he
moderates with such skill. I thought you might want to see the article
too...
http://www.hirestrategy.com/feature_content.asp?id=94&referrer=potomactech

It's called "The Attack on America: How Do We Cope at Work?" and is written
by Stephen Johnson, the director of corporate communications for an
organization called HireStrategy. Johnson is also an ordained minister,
trained hospital chaplain, and grief counselor. On Tuesday, he provided
chaplaincy services at Alexandria Hospital, where victims from the crash at
the Pentagon were taken; at Dulles Airport, where family members of those
who died in the crash at the Pentagon were gathered; and at the Pentagon
crash site itself.

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Many of us are looking for ways to help. The following list is being
circulated by Yahoo Internet Life and came to me through the Davenetics
listserv.

American Red Cross
http://redcross.org

NY Red Cross
http://nyredcross.org

Amazon Red Cross Page
Here you can use your one-click settings to make a donation between $1 and
$100.
http://www.amazon.com/paypage/PKAXFNQH7EKCX

United Way
The United Way has established a special Sept. 11th Fund.
https://www.uwnyc.com/epledge/sept11.cfm

Pay Pal
Like Amazon, Pay Pal enables account holders to make donations to the Red
Cross.
http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/gen/relief-outside

Fire Donations
Use this link to make donations to the survivors and families of the New
York Fire Department.
http://store.yahoo.com/firedonations/

Salvation Army
http://store.yahoo.com/salvationarmy/

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And one unfortunate cautionary note. We received the following notice:
"There have been reports in recent days of e-mail spammers sending out calls
for assistance for 'emergency relief funds' and directing recipients to
contribute money to the Red Cross through the spammers' Web sites. These
spammers may be trying to steal money and credit card numbers." Just to be
safe, please use the well-known sites (like the ones above).

Best to you,
Pam

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Pam McKeta, Morino Institute
pmcketa at morino.org | 703.716.4003
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