Only 5 More Days to Meet Our “Save a Child’s Heart” Valentine’s Day Challenge!   - 1,113 Views,

This Valentine’s Day, give a true gift of the heart by giving the gift of life - help fund heart surgery for a child. Even $5.00 will help, and you can even donate through Paypal - it doesn’t get much easier than that!

Dr. Mani Sivasubramanian - Dr. Mani to his friends and young patients - is a heart surgeon in India. Through his Dr. Mani Children’s Heart Foundation, he funds - and performs - thousands of heart surgeries, without which his young patients would die.

I personally know Dr. Mani - and many of my friends and colleagues also know, and vouch for, Dr. Mani.

We all donate to his foundation, because, well, we don’t like children dying if they don’t have to, and he saves their lives. It’s as simple as that.

What would you do if your child needed a routine, readily-performed heart surgery - without which they would die - but you couldn’t afford to pay for it?

It’s heartbreaking, isn’t it?

But you really can make a difference!

And we guarantee it!

Take our Valentine’s Day challenge - donate something, anything, to Dr. Mani’s heart surgery for children fund - and if at any time, ever, you change your mind, the Internet Patrol will personally refund your full donation - just show us your receipt.

Help us make our goal of $3000 by Valentine’s Day - enough to fund a complete surgery and actually save a child’s life! That’s only $1500 a week - that’s less than $215 per day - just a few dollars from each of our readers! Make a donation, and then drop us a line at info@theinternetpatrol.com and tell us about your donation.

Please let us know if you’d like us to list your name along with the amount of your donation, or you prefer to make it anonymous.

Make your donation now, via Paypal - you can use any credit card! - here:

P.P.S. Dr. Mani funds much of this himself, through the proceeds of his EzineMarketingCenter.com site. That is why that is the address to which donations are sent through Paypal. But we promise (and guarantee) that your donation will get to the right place, and be used for the right purpose.