Welfare, Shmelfare. Octomom Seeks Online Donations

Nadya Suleman sets up website to solicit donations and other items for her 14 kids

Food stamp debate aside, mother of 14 Nadya Suleman is steadfastly sticking to her claim that she's never taken taxpayers' money.

Solicited, on the other hand…

Hot on the heels of her Today show denials that she's a drain on society, the 33-year-old jobless octomom has established a website where exploitable generous citizens are invited to "meet the octuplet babies," leave a comment and, of course, donate to the family.

The site lays out multiple ways to pitch in (all major credit cards accepted) via a mailing address where samaritans can send baby-friendly items and two ways to provide funds.

"We thank you from the bottom of our hearts," reads a message from Suleman "and children."

Presumably even more so for those who reach to the bottom of their wallets.

Poll

Octomom Donor Poll

Will you donate to Suleman's cause?

Yes, she seems genuine and can use all the financial help she can get

Yes, she seems genuine and can use all the financial help she can get

5.4%

No, she's a drain on our taxes and our news cycles, and she brought this on herself

No, she's a drain on our taxes and our news cycles, and she brought this on herself

84.9%

Maybe, if we weren't in the middle of a credit crisis

Maybe, if we weren't in the middle of a credit crisis

9.8%

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