Missing Kids
by WidgetWorld
Missing Kids is a Yahoo! desktop Widget that allows you to help save the lives of missing kids throughout the United States. The Widget uses the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children RSS feed to keep you up to date on recent alerts in your state.
Please do your part and run this Widget on your desktop. YOU could be the difference between a finding a child and another tragic loss.
Please do your part and run this Widget on your desktop. YOU could be the difference between a finding a child and another tragic loss.
Current Version: 1.03
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August 01, 2008 · version 1.02Great widgets,KISS you!
John EverettThis is a great widget !! I have recommended it to many of my friends in U.S.
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July 18, 2008 · version 1.02Helpful and a GODSEND for missing children.
kyscubadiverThis is a great widget for EVERYBODY. there are always children that are missing, and those poor kids... they need help...NOW.
Get this widget, and hope that it works.!
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July 08, 2008 · version 1.02
Great...but...
charleshoensThis widget is great. I own a daycare and I keep it on my computer at all times. However, it does not allow you to select ALL the USA. You can only select one State or the World. And, as we know, thse children are often moved from one State to another. This should be enhanced.
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January 28, 2008 · version 1.02I think its the best thing ever
justmeconsidering all the pop ups we get that annoy us this is one window i allways keep on top an dont mind seeing it every time im on my computer you never know when u can spot someone that may need your help i think microsoft should make this an must on all their computer software. ty fo it
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.02 MasterLogic ResearchThis is a brilliant wiget......very smart by the creators.....now if Yahoo can only get the marketing guys to show the world that they are doing the right things in being socially responsible in helping people to find lost, missing and exploited children, perhaps more visitors would flock to Yahoo instead of Googs.
