SEOUL, KOREA, March 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) Flower 36.5 is a professional online flower delivery service that has introduced a new service called Buy 1 Give 1. Through this service, the flowers that you want to send for the happy smile of your loved one can also lead to the smile of another person in a different part of the world.
The body temperature of humans is 36.5 degrees C, and with the small contribution made through your flower delivery, you can share not only the kindness of your heart but also the opportunity to give happiness. Through an alliance with B1G1 (www.B1G1.com) from Singapore, which introduced the new concept of a small-amount donation system with a purchase, a donation is made for every order, deepening the essence of the present and making it more meaningful for both sender and receiver.
Facebook Donation Campaign: One Like One Smile: http://www.facebook.com/Flower365C?sk=app_147624838626466
Flower 36.5 is doing a special campaign, One Like One Smile, which people can donate to with the Like button. Then people can support Water for one day to one person, for every 1 like through the fan page on Facebook. Share the LOVE!
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