National Search Party Launches Newsletter and Website to Help Find Missing Children

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) April 1, 2009 -- BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. - National Search Party is working with national missing children organizations to bring awareness of missing children through the Project Alert newsletter. The premier issue will be distributed to schools, healthcare centers and advertiser locations in the Palm Beach County area. The company plans to expand to statewide and national distribution by the end of 2010.

Project Alert will feature a minimum of six missing children and a selection of child safety articles in each issue. Information contained in the newsletter will also be available on the National Search Party website, www.nationalsearchparty.com, and on social networking sites Twitter and Facebook.

“Project Alert newsletter has the ability to inform so many people about these missing children that might not have been publicized any other way. We want to help each child find their way home and we hope our newsletter and website will help accomplish this,” said Glenn Goss, National Search Party director.

The premier issue of Project Alert will be distributed April 2009. For information about advertising in this publication or joining the National Search Party mailing list, call (888) 704-9203.

The National Search Party is committed to working with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and other organizations to bring attention to the plight of families searching for their loved ones. The National Search Party produces and distributes the Project Alert newsletter six times a year. Their website also displays the latest information about missing children and articles about child safety. They are based in Boynton Beach, Florida and can be contacted at 1-888-704-9203 or www.nationalsearchparty.com.

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