Pokersignupcodes.net Announces Donation For Savethechildren.org

Pokersignupcodes.net, a leading online poker portal, has announced to donate 30% of its revenue for the month of September to Savethechildren.org.

2010-09-15

LONDON, ENGLAND, September 15, 2010 (Press-News.org) Pokersignupcodes.net, a leading online poker portal today announced donation for Save The Children as a part of its philanthropic activities. When asked about this, the official spokesperson of Pokersignupcodes.net, Mr. Jerry Roberts, said "Pokersignupcodes.net is going to donate 30% of the revenue generated during the month of September to Savethechildren.org. This is just to appreciate the great work Savethechildren.org is doing worldwide."

Pokersignupcodes.net is an online poker information portal helping casual as well as professional poker players to get the poker bonus deals at some of the best poker rooms online. "Along with business, it's always great to do something to help those in need. With its vast network of global offices, Savethechildren.org is doing a great work for children survival and development, basic education, gender equality and child protection. We at Pokersignupcodes.net appreciate this and we will be donating 30% of our revenue for the month of September to Savethechildren," said Roberts.

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