Post by Ll3yd on Jan 23, 2004 5:31:12 GMT -5
The Rock was in the headlines recently after he cut a check of $10,000
to help his native land of Samoa. After cyclone Heta blasted the region
earlier this month, officials said that the people who live there needed
help, especially food. A container truck pulled up to the Times
Supermarket in Kailua Monday to load up 30,000 pounds of food bound for
Samoa. Workers loaded pallets of rice, spam, corned beef and cooking oil
and that was all thanks to The Rock's money. Rock's grandmother lives in
the area and she told her grandson of the problem the people were
facing.
credit: Wrestling-Online Newsletter #1757
- some good wrestling related news for a change
to help his native land of Samoa. After cyclone Heta blasted the region
earlier this month, officials said that the people who live there needed
help, especially food. A container truck pulled up to the Times
Supermarket in Kailua Monday to load up 30,000 pounds of food bound for
Samoa. Workers loaded pallets of rice, spam, corned beef and cooking oil
and that was all thanks to The Rock's money. Rock's grandmother lives in
the area and she told her grandson of the problem the people were
facing.
credit: Wrestling-Online Newsletter #1757
- some good wrestling related news for a change
