A story from the New York Times

[MaryF]

nytimes.com/2018/05/31/well...

The woman concerned is busy reading our charity website.

MaryF

[HollyHeski Administrator]

Lets hope she has an APS specialist.

[AnnNY]

Oh, that's great, Mary! I wish her the best.

[Wittycjt]

Sounds very familiar when I read it! Hope she is going to follow directives and be safe.

[KellyInTexas Administrator]

That’s fantastic! She could really bring attention to our cause, being that she is a journalist with the New York Times. It’s a shame she didn’t mention the charity GHIC.world in the article she wrote, or perhaps that’s not allowed by the times as it’s seen as “ specifically promoting” a certain, specific charity?

Did you reach out to her, Mary? Is that how she found out about GHIC charity? smart thinking! ( Otherwise how did she hear about it? )

As a business owner, and someone who invests quite a lot into firms who build my website(s) and PR/ advertising/ etc, I always like to know how I’m reaching my intended recipients. ( is there a way to know?)

[TJSTICKYBLOOD]

Fab story thanks for sharing

[Ageingfemale]

A great story and a possible source for good in highlighting APS.

[jetjetjet]

I tried ti E mail her but i can't , I don't have the correct program !! can some of you try ??

[MaryF Administrator in reply to jetjetjet]

I made contact, and she likes our charity website. MaryF