| Honolulu,
Hawaii — October 11, 1996 — MyMall-Hawaii, the local mall part of the world’s leading network of electronic
shopping malls on the Internet, announced today the creation of the very first Internet
mall dedicated to non-profit and community-related organizations, including schools,
churches, social clubs and others (http://www.gotomymall.com/hawaii/non-profit). Listing on the non-profit mall is absolutely free as long as you are a
not-for-profit organization. The mall allows the organizations to communicate between each
other, whether located in Hawaii, on the U.S. Mainland or basically anywhere on the
planet. They can send emails, exchange news and knowledge, and even the fund-raising
projects they’re working on - all on-line. For example, a school might have a couple
of computers to give away, while another doesn’t have any. The mall’s exchange
center lets one know about the needs of the other — it is a win-win situation, and it
didn’t cost anything. "Communication is the key!" added Gravelle. "Ask
and you shall receive!" is really through on this unique mall. The procedure to
register couldn’t be easier, it is free and every single non-profit entity is
welcome.
"MyMall is becoming a full-time member of the community." said
Serge Gravelle, President/CEO of MyMall Network Corporation, part owner of MyMall-Hawaii.
"Non-profit and community-oriented organizations are extremely important in
today’s society. We facilitate the communication between each other." A large
portion of MyMall’s revenues from commercial activities goes back to the community,
mostly through donations to schools and hospitals.
For more information, contact MyMall-Hawaii c/o Non-Profit Mall,
3660 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 744, Los Angeles, CA, USA 90010
Contact Information:
Serge Gravelle
Voice/Fax: 819.682.7630
Email: info@mymallnetwork.com |
