Terry and Mark Meade are Loved by the eBay Community

Celebrating The Gift of Life in eBay and Around The World
Terry and Mark Meade are loved in the eBay community

ORIGINAL POST I WROTE AT PRACTICAL ECOMMERCE

Status: Published
Publish Date: August 05, 2008
Blog: By Merchants, For Merchants
Tags: terry, mark, meade, donors, heart transplant, gift of life, danna crawford, powersellingmom, donor program, family house

Last week several eBay sellers gathered together to support a very special friend in the eBay community: Terry Meade. Terry, also known as: “TootsieGirls” on eBay,is part of a story that eBay members have been following for years.

This is a real life drama story about a couple that have been embraced and cared for by eBay staff as well as registered users around the world.

I had the pleasure to have Mr. and Mrs. Meade as a guest on my internet radio show “Let’s Talk eBay.” You can tune in and listen to the complete story through your internet speakers any time. Hearing the story direct from this couple can not compare to the words I type. With that said, listen to the story while you browse the net. The last half of the segment includes a call from: GiftofLifeFamilyHouse.org

This loving couple: Terry and Mark Meade are now on a mission to share their story with the world encouraging people to “Donate Life.” To learn more, visit the website this couple is sponsoring: Donors1.org.

Several eBay members have joined together and launched charity auctions through the eBay Giving Works program. Proceeds from these auctions range from 10 to 100% pointing to: The Transplant Foundation Gift of Life Family House. The Transplant Foundation was formed to support Gift of Life Donor Program by conducting fund raising, community programming and educational services to promote donation and care for donor families and families of those awaiting transplant. Gift of Life Family House, a program of Transplant Foundation, will provide lodging and supportive services to family members of transplant patients seeking care at Philadelphia area hospitals.

I would like to take this time to encourage everyone to become an organ donor and