California 200 Off Track Race Hero

As most of you are aware of by now. There was a horrific accident Saturday 8-14-10 at the California 200 off road race. In this accident eight spectators were killed, and even more were injured seriously.

Now out of this event a great act of heroism was performed by Andrew Therrien 22, who unfortunately lost his life in the process of saving others. Andrew's actions helped to save the life of his girlfriend and 3 year old daughter, as well as the 7 year old daughter of one of his friends. Could you even begin to image the love he must have had to perform this act?

The hero in us tends to emerge in times of crisis and crisis tends to galvanize the human spirit and bring out the best in people the real in people. Name any disaster, and you will also see where people came together for one common objective. Andrew Therrien even though only 22 showed that heroism and the choices people make everyday to serve their fellow man.
We are truly all in this together.

Here at the Jacobs Deliverance Foundation (http://www.thejdfc.org)we see the good in people everyday. Because without people who believe in their fellow man, we wouldn't be able to continue. The people here who put in long hours for little to no financial reward feel the greatest since of accomplishment imaginable every time we witness someone go from nowhere to self supporting.

If you can find it in your heart to help us in our mission to feed, educate, house, and employ the homeless please donate now at:

http://www.thejdfc.org/#/donate/4542105286


Until next time

You don't have to be Johnny Carson

Johnny Carson has just garnered a brand new distinction. As well as being King of Late Night, Mr. Carson is now King of Philanthropy, as well.

Johnny Carson's estate has announced as you probably have read a posthumous gift of 156 million to his charitable foundation.

Now you don't have to give like Johnny in order to help. But you can be as big
as Johnny in your heart when it comes to helping the less fortunate.

We at the Jacobs Deliverance Foundation or having our 8th annual Labor Day meal for the homeless and needy. In addition we will be giving away back packs including; notebooks pens, pencils, crayons, to 100 needy children.

The event will be Sept. 6th 2010, at Memorial Park 85 East Holly, Pasadena, Ca. 91103. Noon until 4pm.

We are still several thousand dollars away from or target with less than a month to go, please help.

You can donate today at:

http://thejdfc.org/#/donate/4542105286

Thank you for your support.

We are truly all in this together. You can be the King or Queen of Labor Day by providing
for someone in need.


Thanks Again
JDFC