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4Java.ca Challenges Web Hosting Companies To Support Katrina Disaster Relief

Website Challenges all US and Canadian based Web Hosting Companies to Donate all New Account Sign-up Fees
By Java News Desk
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September 3, 2005 08:30 AM EDT
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4Java.ca, Toronto based Java web hosting and professional services provider, has launched the 4Java.ca Katrina Disaster Relief Challenge.

4Java.ca is challenging all US and Canadian based web hosting companies to donate all new account sign up fees collected during the month of September 2005 towards the relief efforts for Katrina Disaster in United States. Companies are asked to make donations to the organization of their choice, provided 100% of funds will be used towards the disaster relief efforts.

4Java.ca will donate all new account signup fees to Canadian Red Cross.

Canadian Red Cross has responded immediately to the disaster and offered full support to the American Red Cross. The Canadian Team is currently preparing to be deployed in disaster areas. The funds will be used by Canadian Red Cross to purchase supplies in the immediate area, thereby reducing transportation costs.

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