My Bank Tracker Sponsors “Keep A Child Alive”

My Bank Tracker, announced today that it will sponsor a U.S. chapter of KCA College for Keep A Child Alive, a Non-for-profit organization that raises money to treat HIV infected children across the world. KCA College is an action-oriented network of college students who support the mission and work of the Keep a Child Alive organization. My Bank Tracker is assisting in the launch of the 2008 Dreams Come True event, scheduled to take place in Houston, Texas the week of December 15 through December 20. This event will include week long festivities, including a Fashion and Music Aids Benefit Concert. The concert will help raise additional awareness and funds through the use of visual and performing arts promoting Aids awareness. Tickets are available at http://www.mydreamscometrue08.com.

“My Bank Tracker is honored to have the opportunity to work with the Keep A Child Alive team for this event,” stated Alex Matjanec, Media & Communications. “My Bank Tracker is designed to leverage the shared knowledge of our members’ experiences through a social interactive medium. We see our support to Keep A Child Alive as complementary to our social networking mandate and structure and we will provide our technical expertise to a cause that should be important to all humanity,” Mr. Matjanec added.

My Bank Tracker will sponsor the the Dreams Come True ‘08 event effective December 1, 2008.

About My Bank Tracker:
My Bank Tracker provides users the ability to compare bank rates for savings, checking, mortgage and certificate of deposits (CD) accounts; presents current and relevant articles on the industry and offers tools and widgets to locate a bank, compare and calculate interest rates. By visiting http://www.mybanktracker.com, our users can make informed financial and banking decisions based on the shared experience of our social network membership.

About Keep A Child Alive:
Keep A Child Alive is an urgent response to the AIDS pandemic ravaging Africa. With 28 million already dead, the disease continues, wiping out whole societies, threatening economic infrastructure and creating tragic devastation in the family structure. To learn more about Keep A Child Alive, please visit their website at www.keepachildalive.org.