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[Psykotik]

strange that the asian psn store isnt doing the same thing. i wanna donate but i dont wanna use my US or EU wallet funds.

 

[sadaiyappan]

I gave $50 yesterday.

 

[Andvary]

Donated.

huh?

people coming in to say they donate, to me says:

yeah, this is a good idea.

not: look at me, I donated!

I don't think so, it's to motivate more people to do the same and to keep this thread bumped so more people see it.

 

[luka]

$25 from me. I'd give more but I'm not exactly swimming in disposable income atm.

 

[Loudninja]

+ Jeff Rubenstein on March 19th, 2011 at 8:36 am said:

We will be refunding all taxes to your wallet. Thank you for your donation!

Just in case some of you was wondering.

 

[Maastricht]

Yeah, nice idea, I contributed a little too. Quite a few five star ratings and those ratings can't be given unless people have donated, so looks like it is a success over here (The Netherlands).

 

[BeeDog]

Very nice initiative of them, though I don't think I'll be donating through PSN (already donated ~25€ by buying exclusive fund-raising tracks from a Japanese label).

 

[ClosingADoor]

Nice gesture from PopCap. Donate to the relief effort and get some great games:

Little follow up, got this in the mail:

We're happy to report that the sale raised more than $200,000 which is being passed along to the International Red Cross for use in their ongoing efforts to provide food, shelter, medicine and other essentials to those suffering from the devastation in Japan.

 

[JWong]

Not sure if it's been posted elsewhere, but there's two new themes up for Aid Japan.

Donated a bit more for them.

/feelsgoodman.gif

 

[LiquidMetal14]

Not sure if it's been posted elsewhere, but there's two new themes up for Aid Japan.

Donated a bit more for them.

/feelsgoodman.gif

Yeah they went a second round with another theme. Hope folks continue to be generous.

 

[Loudninja]

Sorry to bump this up but we did real good

Thank You Letter From The British Red Cross

On behalf of the British Red Cross I would like to thank you for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe’s generous donation of £466,465.60 to support our immediate response to the biggest earthquake in its history which struck Japan on 11th March, measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale. The earthquake struck 250 miles northeast of Tokyo and triggered a devastating tsunami with up to 38 metre waves, which swept away everything in its path. More than 13,000 people have been confirmed dead so far and 14,000 are still missing or unaccounted for.

The Japanese Red Cross has been working on the ground since the disaster began, mobilising some 4,000 doctors, nurses and support staff. It is providing first aid and health care through mobile clinics, and support to the most vulnerable communities in the worst affected areas of Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima. So far, 34,430 patients have been treated. Counselling services have been provided to a further 1,600 people, who are experiencing trauma or have suffered the loss of a family member.

Thanks to the PlayStation community’s amazing contribution to the appeal, the Japanese Red Cross is able to support victims of the tsunami with cash grants. These will be given to victims who have lost immediate family members; families whose homes were destroyed by the earthquake, tsunami or resulting fires; families whose homes were severely damaged; and households who have been required to evacuate. It will equip up to 70,000 transitional shelters with a package of essential home appliances, benefiting some 280,000 people.

Thank you again for helping us to be there when it matters most.

Yours sincerely,
The British Red Cross

http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2011...aign=Feed:+SCEEBlog+(blog.eu.playstation.com)

 

[Seraphinianus]

Next up: Red Cross Accepting Donations For Sony's Security Tsunami Relief

 

[SolidusDave]

That reminds me... weren't the donations still active in the Store when they took it down? :/

 

[Ashes]

Next up: Red Cross Accepting Donations For Sony's Security Tsunami Relief

Was that really necessary? smh.

Anyways...

Was pretty cool to see so many people get behind this and donate and stuff. We did real good.