Here's a thought!

[sfthong]

Martina,

with recent Tsunami in Southeast Asia, you and your girlfriends should do a fundraiser. That would be a great publicity! Selling your membership for the next 30 days, your signed photos & magazines, private date, etc. I don't see why adult entertainment industry have to just sit around and spank their monkies!

I remember after 9/11, some of the websites donated their memberships to the victims and raised thousands of $$$$. I'm sure all your fans are willing to be generous and donate...I would! Let me know what you think.

[MartinaWarren]

sfthong wrote: Martina,

with recent Tsunami in Southeast Asia, you and your girlfriends should do a fundraiser. That would be a great publicity! Selling your membership for the next 30 days, your signed photos & magazines, private date, etc. I don't see why adult entertainment industry have to just sit around and spank their monkies!

I remember after 9/11, some of the websites donated their memberships to the victims and raised thousands of $$$$. I'm sure all your fans are willing to be generous and donate...I would! Let me know what you think.

Its a great idea, but i dont think im legally allowed to collect money for charitys with out being a registered charity.
And i already have donated to it
:idea: But this is a good topic, please guys donate to a registered charity, if you havent already :wink:

[sfthong]

I don't mean you become a charity. As a 2005 Penthouse Pet of the Year, you have alot of power to represent the adult community. You could ask people to donate to various charities and have them linked to your website. You could talk with your friends, managers, Howard Stearn, Penthouse Magazine, etc. etc. etc.

Being a Penthouse Pet of the Year would give you alot of access to different organization and executives. You would be the first one to let the public know that you care about the victims and then others will follow.

Me too...I donated as well the very next day of the disaster.

[bennie]

I have heard many famous, public known, people donating for the disaster. For example Michael Schumacher donated $10 million. And I am sure there are many more that have given but did choose not to make public statements about it.

The amount of money which is given is unbelievable high and is hard to imagine.

For example:
The small country Norway, population 4.5 million, donates about 212 million USD :!:
That is government donations + private donations.......

[Satch]

I donated money!
Nice to hear people here care :D

Let's just hope that the whole world keeps caring for a longer period for this region so people there can pick up their lives again and have a happy life.

I'm quite sure Martina isn't as loaded with money as Michael Schumacher.::blink::
Plus remember size doesn't mather :!: :oops:

[bennie]

Satch wrote: Plus remember size doesn't mather :!: :oops:

Nice quote Satch, it is the idea that counts ..to begin with 8)

[MartinaWarren]

sfthong wrote: I don't mean you become a charity. As a 2005 Penthouse Pet of the Year, you have alot of power to represent the adult community. You could ask people to donate to various charities and have them linked to your website. You could talk with your friends, managers, Howard Stearn, Penthouse Magazine, etc. etc. etc.

Being a Penthouse Pet of the Year would give you alot of access to different organization and executives. You would be the first one to let the public know that you care about the victims and then others will follow.

Me too...I donated as well the very next day of the disaster.

Its a good idea Sfthong, But i dont really have the time to follow it up. Just because i tell people to donate if they havent already, im not sure that ill beable to make a difference.

But i do always so a lot of charity work. Like last night (Saturday) for example, i was auctioned off at a club in NYC called Webster Hall. The highest bid was $600, and the person who won the auction got to have a date with me straight after, and all the money was for the Tsunami relief fund

[MartinaWarren]

Satch wrote:
I'm quite sure Martina isn't as loaded with money as Michael Schumacher.::blink::
Plus remember size doesn't mather :!: :oops:

LOL :lol:

[Wildcard]

MartinaWarren wrote: ...i do always so a lot of charity work. Like last night (Saturday) for example, i was auctioned off at a club in NYC called Webster Hall. The highest bid was $600, and the person who won the auction got to have a date with me straight after, and all the money was for the Tsunami relief fund

A noble cause, but you're worth twice that much, Martina.

[MartinaWarren]

Wildcard wrote: MartinaWarren wrote: ...i do always so a lot of charity work. Like last night (Saturday) for example, i was auctioned off at a club in NYC called Webster Hall. The highest bid was $600, and the person who won the auction got to have a date with me straight after, and all the money was for the Tsunami relief fund

A noble cause, but you're worth twice that much, Martina.

Thanks Wildcard, The person thats runs the event said that January is a very quiet month for them and asked if i could do it again in the summer to raise more money for charity, ofcourse i said yes :!:

[Wildcard]

I'd pay a million for the chance to spend a day with you, but I'd like a hug at the end of it. If only I had a million.

[sfthong]

Great job Martina!

What a lucky guy to go on a date with you!

[bennie]

MartinaWarren wrote: But i do always so a lot of charity work. Like last night (Saturday) for example, i was auctioned off at a club in NYC called Webster Hall. The highest bid was $600, and the person who won the auction got to have a date with me straight after, and all the money was for the Tsunami relief fund
Chapeau Martina !
Loved what you did..and you only told it cos you were asked.
As I posted before in this thread, the amount of money that is raised is hard to imagine.

[MartinaWarren]

Thanks Guys