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GoDaddy Donates $500,000 to Help Quake Victims

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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (Jan. 13, 2010) – Go Daddy is donating a half-a-million dollars to help victims of yesterday’s earthquake in Haiti. Go Daddy’s philanthropic CEO and Founder Bob Parsons initiated the move immediately after learning about the high magnitude earthquake in Haiti.

“The moment we saw the news, we knew we had to help,” Parsons said. “This devastating earthquake killed thousands and thousands of people and conditions for survivors are deplorable. Those of us not affected by this disaster need to step up – we at Go Daddy feel it’s our duty to lead the way.”
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Every individual and institution is making its contribution to the relief work in Haiti. It’s nice to see GD donating a considerable amount of money.
 
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Kudos to Godaddy, the people of Haiti and their families
will need every penny and every prayer we have :hearts:
 
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Each one of us should make their little effort to help these unlucky people. Our prayers are with you all.
 
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Thumbs up to Bob and GoDaddy.
 
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good onya bob !
 
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Very generous contribution to alleviate much suffering.
 
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Nice to hear that....Thumbs up for Bob Parsons and GoDaddy. :D
 
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This is a very nice gesture.

Maybe companies can give an amount in % next time, for example they can say we give %0.5 of our profits, this way companies with most money will have given exactly the same amount as companies with little money, and half a million dollars from Godaddy will be the same amount as my neighbour's $100 dollars as they both will be a %0.5 income.
 
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:tu: Great going Bob
 
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Great job godaddy.com
No matter how big or small donation is, we all need to help earthquake victims. Our payers with those affected in Haiti.
 
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