How Social Media Can Reunite Lost Children With Their Families

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Saturday, January 26, 2013
TRENDING STORIES IN SOCIAL GOOD Film Engages Millennials in Choice Dialogue on Roe v. Wade Anniversary Bill Gates Is Now Doing 'God's Work' Download 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow' by Newtown Students ALL STORIES IN SOCIAL GOOD How Social Media Can Reunite Lost Children With Their Families Friday, January 25, 2013 5:30 PM Zoe Fox In November 2011, Tony Loftis's 13-year-old daughter Allie ran away from their suburban hometown of Wayland, Mass. Allie was last seen boarding a Peter Pan bus to New York from downtown Boston, and Loftis assumed she'd headed to Brooklyn where Allie had frequently visited family. Not a stranger to social media, Loftis took it upon himself to spread word that he was looking for his daughter on email, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.		TOP STORIES TODAY Lenovo Releases ThinkPad Chromebook for Schools Twitter: The Safest Place for Citizen Journalists in Mexico How Social Media Can Reunite Lost Children With Their Families Internet Applauds Waiter for Defending Child With Special Needs Viral Campaign Lands Inspiring Kid on 'SportsCenter' Top 10 Plays TOP TOPICS Watercooler 259 followers Video 4,471 followers Viral Video 1,262 followers Business 43,197 followers Mobile 5,901 followers Trending 8,805 followers Lifestyle 504 followers Gadgets 9,130 followers Apps And Software 1,489 followers Social Media 82,446 followers
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