Please help a homeless teen with an easy text message!!

http://www.standupforkids.org/Karma/#

I met with this organization at the Virgin Music festival this past weekend. One really easy, simple, cheap and quick way to help is send a text message the word "karma" to 68405. For each text message they receive, American Eagle will donate a piece of clothing to a homeless teen. If you have access to text messages and don't mind the $.10, send a message to help them out. If you're like me, you have a txt message package and it's totally free!!

Text message sent. 

Awesome. I have sent several today. Something very easy to do

Thanks for sharing this :)  If they had a call in program, I would.  I don't have the ability to text. 

I just sent one in your honor

Does texting from yahoo messanger work?

I don't think so; it looks like they are talking about texts from phones :(

thanks Spiro ~ appreciate it!

owe ya one ;)

they have an SMS option, and you can type in any number and send a message so I tried it anyways. I don't own a cell phone.

OH, well that's good! I just sent two more since I have unlimited messaging just to be sure

Spiro-
    What a nice thing to do! I sent a text in your honor and will continue to send more through out the day.

marisol I'm just spreading the word. The truly great people are the folks at standupforkids.org

that's super easy.  if people have access to text messages, they should be doing this daily.

done did

do you have to live in the US to do this? because i just tried to do it on my cell and it said "message failed to send".

i live in canada by the way :)

ya ill send a text... "get a job!" hahaha.  but no seriously if i was homeless i couldn't wait for a brand new pair of underwear from American Eagle, as long as i have good looking trendy clothes i should be just fine.  Even though i haven't eaten in a few days, as long as im being sponsored by corporation sending me clothes, my worries are over.

text sent ;)

Kevin I hope you're just being a smart ass. If you look at their site, they do a lot more than stylishly dress homeless kids.