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| | NEW AFFINITY CREDIT CARD FROM JOSEPH ADETULA FOUNDATION | | Anonymous writes "NEW AFFINITY CREDIT CARD FROM
JOSEPH ADETULA FOUNDATION
FUNDS NONPROFIT GROUP’S IMPORTANT WORK
• No annual fee
Tulsa (12/1/2008) - There's a new, convenient way for people who support Joseph Adetula Foundation (www.josephadetulafoundation.org) to fund the nonprofit group's work. And it fits in a wallet.
Joseph Adetula Foundation and CardPartner, Inc. (www.cardpartner.com) have joined forces to launch the Joseph Adetula Foundation Visa affinity credit card. When a cardholder activates the card, Joseph Adetula Foundation receives $50. Then once a month for the life of the program, Joseph Adetula Foundation receives a check for a portion of every dollar that every cardholder charges.
'Using the Joseph Adetula Foundation Visa affinity credit card for everyday purchases is an easy way for supporters to (briefly describe your organization's main goal),' said Dayo Adetula.
The Joseph Adetula Foundation Visa Platinum card offers qualified cardholders exceptional benefits:
• 0% APR on purchases and balance transfers for the first six months
• Purchase protection
• Zero liability protection for unauthorized purchases
• Emergency cash and card replacement
• Lost/stolen card reporting service
• 24-hour roadside assistance
• Warranty manager service
• Lost luggage replacement
Find out more about the Joseph Adetula Foundation Visa Platinum card by visiting www.josephadetulafoundation.org.
About CardPartner
CardPartner, Inc. (www.cardpartner.com) is an online company that specializes in helping smaller U.S.-based membership organizations and charities
create affinity credit card programs. CardPartner is a unit of the privately held Serverside Group, a technology provider to many of the world’s leading
banks. Visa cards offered through CardPartner are issued by UMB Bank, n.a., headquartered in Kansas City, MO. UMB Bank approves credit decisions,
grants credit, and manages the administration and cardholder service for card programs by CardPartner.
Contacts:
For Joseph Adetula Foundation
Dayo Adetula
dayo58@yahoo.com
Jaf Credit Card
For CardPartner
Jim Donahue
302-367-6929 office/cell
donahuellc@hotmail.com
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| | Posted by nerd57 on Monday, December 01 @ 16:25:38 CST (172 reads) (Read More... | Score: 5) | | | | | | Anonymous writes "Friend --
I have some important news, and I'm pleased to share it with you first.
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Please let Joe know that you're glad he's part of our team. Share your personal welcome note and we'll make sure he gets it:
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| | Posted by nerd57 on Saturday, August 23 @ 11:29:49 CDT (162 reads) (Read More... | Score: 0) | | | | | | Due to no WITNESS Kevin Brown was free to COMMIT More Crimes | | Robbery Suspects Arrested
Imtiaz Siddiqui and Kevin Brown were arrested Monday by Tulsa Police
Tulsa Police have arrested two suspects following a reported robbery of an individual at a convenience store late Monday.
Police say at 9:59 p.m., officers were assigned to the incident in front of the Fiesta Mart at 11200 East 21st Street.
The victim told police officers that when he left the store he was approached by a suspect identified as Kevin Brown, who asked to use the victim's cell phone.
When Brown began to leave, the victim asked for his cell phone back. Police say Brown then turned back to the victim, reportedly showing off a 9mm handgun in the suspect's waistband.
The suspect then demanded money from the victim.
Brown left the scene in a vehicle which was stopped by a Tulsa County Sheriff's deputy a few blocks away on 21st Street.
The driver of the vehicle, Imtiaz Siddiqui and Kevin Brown were arrested on complaints of first degree robbery and booked into the Tulsa County jail.
Kevin Brown
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| | Posted by nerd57 on Wednesday, August 13 @ 03:54:44 CDT (284 reads) (Read More... | Score: 0) | | | | | | Tulsa Police Target Gangs | | The funeral for one of the two 18- year-olds that was shot to death was held Wednesday. Teantae Ray was gunned down and left to die in a car last week.
Five days later Tulsa police say responded to another killing. A 22-year-old man was shot outside of the Mabee Community Center in North Tulsa. Officers say there is a possibility all three shootings could be gang retaliations.
On the heels of the third possible gang related homicide in one week, Tulsa police say they will continue to crack down on violence.
"Some may be patrolling, some may be getting out, parking their cars, walking a foot beat," Captain Tracie Lewis couldn't go into details, but assured us they are hitting the hot spots.
“Showing a little bit more attention to some of the neighborhoods and some of the houses that we know that these particular groups live at so that maybe we can curb some violence and nobody else gets killed,” Lewis said
Police and local activists agree it's a matter of life and death.
"I ran out. Sure enough, he was lying on the ground," Dayo Adetula said.
Adetula's son, Joseph was a senior in high school when he was shot to death. Adetula believes his son was a victim of gang violence.
“This gang violence has to stop so we are our brother's keeper. I feel if everybody that then people who are afraid to come forward will come forward,” Adetula added.
Now the father is using his pain to promote peace, educating others through the Joseph Adetula Foundation.
“I even have a picture of my son in the casket because you have to show these kids that this is what will happen,” Adetula said.
Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) representatives said they said they are working on a gang sweep with local law enforcement agencies, but they could not give out any more details.
The family of the other victim in the double homicide, Tajuan Davis will hold his funeral Saturday morning.
Police need your help. If you have any information please call Crime Stoppers at
596-COPS.
For more information on the foundation please visit Joseph Adetula Foundation
Tulsa Police Target Gangs
| | | | | | | Making a Difference – Community Service Opportunities with Area Children and You | | As the representatives stood up to introduce themselves and their organizations, I was especially struck by one, partly because it was one I had not previously heard about, and mostly because of the very personal connection the speaker had to his organization. Dayo Adentula, formerly of Nigeria, lost his son, Joseph a few years ago. Joseph was an innocent victim of a drive-by shooting that occurred in his north Tulsa neighborhood. Instead of turning angry and bitter, Dayo has begun a foundation in his son’s name, designed to help young African American men find alternatives to the angry and destructive life-style of violence on the streets. The Joseph Adetula Foundation attempts to accomplish this through various means. Dayo’s current focus, and where he needs the most help, is in advocating for youth facing long term suspension within the Tulsa Public Schools, helping them remain in school and find a second chance. He told me that he has found that almost every young man he has worked with so far has been able to turn themselves around, stay in school and stay out of more serious trouble. The numbers of young people needing this kind of service are more than he can handle. If this is an opportunity you would like to learn more about, you can contact him at dayo58@yahoo.com. To learn more about the Joseph Adetula Foundation, go to Joseph Adetula Foundation
Ruth Wilcox
Children’s Ministry Coordinator
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