We Thank Eurasian Minerals for Becoming a Corporate Donor

Company gives cash donation and moral support to campaign and people of Haiti

Vancouver, British Columbia, May 20, 2009 (TSX Venture: EMX.V) Eurasian Minerals Inc. (the "Company" or "EMX") is pleased to announce to be a proud corporate sponsor of “The Change 15,000 Lives” Campaign which will benefit and directly improve the lives of 15,000 people in Haiti. This campaign was spearheaded this year with the goal of raising $50,000 which will build 1250 biosand water filters in Haiti and provide clean drinking water to over 15,000 people.

Campaign organizer Peter J. Kletas states,” We are thrilled to have a company like Eurasian Minerals which has a large stake and interest in Haiti also have a keen interest in improving the lives of Haiti’s people through investing and supporting sustainable, life changing projects”.
The proceeds of the campaign will go directly to Clean Water for Haiti, a volunteer run, faith based missions and humanitarian aide organization that works to provide sustainable solutions to the water crisis in Haiti. http://www.cleanwaterforhaiti.org/

“Eurasian Minerals is thrilled to be part of an effort to improve the lives of the Haitian people by helping provide sustainable water treatment solutions that will provide clean, safe drinking water for so many people who desperately need it”, states Director of Investor Relations, Scott Close.

Haiti is one of the worlds most water impoverished nations and the poorest in the western hemisphere. The Change 15,000 Lives Campaign is about making change, appreciating life and improving the lives of people who are in dire need of help. To learn more about the campaign and to make a donation please visit their official blog: http://www.change15000lives.blogspot.com/

For further information contact: David M. ColePresident and Chief Executive Officer Phone: (303) 979-6666Email: dave@eurasianminerals.com Website: http://www.eurasianminerals.com/

Peter J. Kletas
Change 15,000 Lives Campaign Organizer
Phone: 403-284-9644 or 866-999-6251 (Toll Free)
Email: peter@pjkandassociates.com

Marathon Run and Pristine Drinking Water

On May 3rd, I ran the Vancouver International Marathon to raise awarensess on the lack of clean drinking water around the world. I struggled with 2 sore knees and drank a ton of fluids and clean water and couldnt help to think how fortunate I was to able to drink such prisitine water at every water station along the way.

Here is a video of me finishing the race http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iw72zor_z0Q

Our campaign will go until July 31st and we are planning on having a fund raiser in Calgary as well as Vancouver so I will keep you all posted. In the next few days I will be posting photos from race day for all you to enjoy!!

Have a great weekend all and remember to count your blessings every day!!

-P.

Marathon training video!!

Well folks, I am finally going to do what I have been training for over the last 3 months! That is run a marathon for a great cause!! I can give you all 15,000 reason s why. Check out how seriously I have been training over the last few months http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSWwdcDBw_c

Water Facts to Ponder On

What do you think is the most important thing in your life? Much like the air we breathe every day, most of us probably take clean water for granted and never think about how much we all depend on it for drinking, agriculture, sanitation, and hygiene.
According to the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), more than 1 billion people – about one in six people in this world – have no access to clean and safe drinking water while over 2 billion lack access to adequate sanitation. The effects of unclean water often lead to an endless cycle of poverty, conflict, disease and death.
If we continue to follow the current trend, by the year 2025 two thirds of the people in this world will not have sufficient access to clean water.

Wow What a Day!! No Pain No Gain!

Hello everyone..

Today I did something I have never done before....I ran 30km

As the days approach to run the Vancouver International Marathon on May 3rd and raise awareness for the Change 15,000 Lives Campaign this long run is essential to marathon training. I ran with a group from the running room, and I must say I kept up for about 3 hours or about 27km and then felt pain in my right knee and foot so decided to run/wak the rest. Yes it was painful, but I am more confident that I can complete the marathon on May 3rd by doing this today. I was inspired by a woman that was running with us that was in her late 50's or early 60's and she motivated me to push even harder and complete this marathon because after all it is for a good cause!!!
Next sunday I peak with a 32km run before lowering the km's as we approach May 3rd. God if your listening please help me get through this!!! lol....