1LoanCenter, Long Beach, Calif., has reported that it will respond to the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster by donating $2,000 to the American Red Cross and $250 from the fees of every new loan it completes for a borrower with a goal of contributing a total of $10,000."As part of an Asian refugee family, my thoughts and condolences go out to the tens of thousands of people who have died and are suffering through this great tragedy," said the company's president Kiri Suykry. 1LoanCenter can be found on the Web at http://www.1loancenter.com.
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