In talking to a ex soldier/brother from our local board about the donations for Canadian troops in Afghanistan he mentioned that digital cameras weren't permitted over there but disposables were, so I called Kodak explained what I was doing and the guy said he had to call the US and he'd get back to me, well he called this morning and Kodak donated 200 disposable cameras for our troops.
He stated that it was a great cause and they were proud to help.

All I can say is damn, more than I ever expected.

Kodak, I and the members of our armed services THANK YOU
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That's way cool. Good on Kodak.
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nice :-)
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Very Cool:-)
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It's a Kodak moment!
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Nice!! :-)
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Very cool news, Martin!
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People love to complain when big companies do crappy things. Thanks for speaking up when they do the right thing. Very cool :-)
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Wow great job Martin!! That is awesome!!
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man that is awesome.
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Class act, I say.
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Good to hear, nice of Kodak to donate!
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That is awesome Martin great work.

Info on sticks for our Canadian troops would be good too.

I guess I will use some Kodak products for the next little while to support a company that gave a damn.
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Well done, Martin! :-)
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Great job. :-)
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The Kodak (George Eastman) company :-)
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Well done! :-)
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Way to go Martin!!!:-)
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Thanks to Martin and to Kodak :-)
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Just a little sumthin our local Canadian board's doin, prolly got over 500 sticks, a **** load of magazines, candy & assorted items so far,
missed our ship to date for Cyanide's contact goin over and he's on holidays I think my other contact dosent leave until Febuary and I'd like to get this over there for Xmas if possible so if anyone here has a contact for Canadian Services pm me please.
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