TORONTO, ON--(Marketwired - May 24, 2016) - This year, the Missing Children Society of Canada celebrates our 30th year of service. Over these last 30 years they have supported thousands of missing children cases and are so grateful to have been a part of hundreds of reunifications. For International Missing Children's Day, May 25th, one of their high-profile supporters wants Canadian parents to help our organization continue to bring kids home over the next 30 years.
In a YouTube video, Danielle Graham states:
"The Missing Children Society of Canada has already reunited countless families. To help fund their investigations, and to help them develop even more innovative search tools, I'm making a donation in the name of my new little girl."
"I'll be donating $5 each month until she turns 18. And I'm challenging every Canadian -- and especially every parent -- to do the same." Danielle Graham said.
To make sure the message gets out on International Missing Children's Day, the video will be posted to Facebook and Twitter by the Missing Children Society of Canada, and their corporate partners.
"It takes donations of all sizes to allow our team to continue the search for our missing children. Whether this is supporting our Investigative Team or enhancing our innovative mobile and social alerting platforms, finding the resources needed to keep our organization going is a constant challenge." says Amanda Pick, Missing Children Society of Canada CEO. "A large share of our operating budget comes from individual Canadians. Danielle Graham's support is so valuable to us, especially since she's helping to get the word out to Canadian parents, and encouraging them to match her contribution." she said.
To view, embed, or share the "Match Me If You Can" video please visit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pl0L2ap9gUk
To make a monthly donation of $5 to the Missing Children Society of Canada, please visit:
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About the Missing Children Society of Canada
Founded in 1986, the Missing Children Society of Canada (MCSC) is now celebrating thirty years of service. MCSC is committed to assisting enforcement and families in the active and ongoing search for missing children. MCSC is unique in how they serve by utilizing hands on investigation and cutting-edge technology to provide first-responder support to law enforcement agencies when a child goes missing. MCSC's comprehensive programs assist police and families in active and ongoing searches for missing children, helping to bring answers, help raise public awareness, returning children to a safe haven and reuniting families.
Contact Information:
Media Enquiries:
Missing Children Society of Canada
Amanda Pick, Chief Executive Officer
apick@mcsc.ca
403-510-6942