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Sarah_Jayne 11-25-2003 05:47 AM

Do you support a charity?
 
and if you do which one?

I support a number of HIV/AIDS charities, Amnesty Int'l and give to the UK version of Comic Relief and put the odd coin in a bucket here and there.

I try to lookout for the webmaster toy drive every year too though I haven't seen it mentioned yet.

kmanrox 11-25-2003 05:51 AM

i support many thai rice farming families by giving their daughters money, shelter, and 8 inches of K-Man...

in addition i donate to the red cross =)

chemicaleyes 11-25-2003 05:59 AM

NSPCC, Comic Relief, Age Concern, there just the ones who wrote to me this week. Send money to many charities though as do most people.

Rorschach 11-25-2003 06:03 AM

Unicef gets my money every month...

You gotta watch out with charities. Some of them (CCF springs to mind) manage to somehow spend 60-80%+ of the money on "administrative" expenses.

Dusen 11-25-2003 06:14 AM

I do donate my time and money to several local charities, but what gets me about the more "national" type charities is that, after you donate, you are forevermore innodated by more requests for cash.

"We need you more than ever now!"
"We appreciate your past support, but times are tough!"

I understand their situation, but to be honest it really turns me off donating to the larger charities and I now instead volunteer at the soup kitchen and help out local churches (I am not religious) with clothing drives and turkey programs (around Xmas).

$hurik 11-25-2003 06:25 AM

ValeHospice

We support this site.

If you'll decide to donate some money it would be greatly appreciated + all money is tax deductible

Ross 11-25-2003 06:26 AM

Charity starts at home :)

If I buy something in a shop I usually just tell them to keep the change for "the wee box" as I like to call it. Maybe just about 20 pence each time but it all adds up. My mum donates money to Children In Need every year and Comic Relief. Next time I see one of those breast cancer adverts I think I am gonna donate tho. That advert terrifies me. Poor kids who loose their mums

Thats about it.

notjoe 11-25-2003 06:28 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by sarah_webinc
and if you do which one?

I support a number of HIV/AIDS charities, Amnesty Int'l and give to the UK version of Comic Relief and put the odd coin in a bucket here and there.

I try to lookout for the webmaster toy drive every year too though I haven't seen it mentioned yet.

If i make a donation to anywhere it is always an animal shelter. I care more about animals than i do people, it might be sad but they're cute n furry!

Scott McD 11-25-2003 06:30 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by notjoe


If i make a donation to anywhere it is always an animal shelter. I care more about animals than i do people, it might be sad but they're cute n furry!

Was just about to post a similar comment.


:thumbsup

LeoneMafia 11-25-2003 06:32 AM

I spend about $10K a year in Charity!
Most money goes to Red Kross. :thumbsup


//MrLeone

pornanza 11-25-2003 06:34 AM

i volunteered for 4 months

your time is more important than money, especially as the majority of your donation isn't going to the people who need it, but the people who run the organisation *

* some exceptions

ryan

Sarah_Jayne 11-25-2003 06:43 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Ross
Charity starts at home :)

If I buy something in a shop I usually just tell them to keep the change for "the wee box" as I like to call it. Maybe just about 20 pence each time but it all adds up. My mum donates money to Children In Need every year and Comic Relief. Next time I see one of those breast cancer adverts I think I am gonna donate tho. That advert terrifies me. Poor kids who loose their mums

Thats about it.

we give to Children In Need too. I like that they stress that not a single penny goes to administration.

The cancer adverts? Those are the ones with fields of gold playing over the top? They do tug at the heart strings even if I generally don't like the adverts that try to guilt you into things.

dennisthemenace 11-25-2003 06:44 AM

American Cancer Society

Goatse 11-25-2003 06:59 AM

Charities have never helped me. Why the hell would I support them?

chemicaleyes 11-25-2003 07:01 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Goatse
Charities have never helped me. Why the hell would I support them?
If you don't need there help, there not here for you..

Goatse 11-25-2003 07:05 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by chemicaleyes
If you don't need there (sic) help, there (sic) not here for you..
That's very unfair.

xdcdave 11-25-2003 07:10 AM

Homeless Voice and Daily Bread Food Bank... other organizations are important as well, but I dont think there's anything more important than people having a place to sleep and food to eat.

J B 11-25-2003 07:28 AM

I have three child sponsorships with World Vision, one in South America, one in Africa and one in Asia.

Also, I donate money to the Red Cross, Unicef and others regulary.

myjah 11-25-2003 08:17 AM

Salvation Army

Zappu 11-25-2003 08:49 AM

We have every Year 3 to 4 kids from Tschernobyl (White Russia) here for about 8 weeks. The kids can accumulate themself, spend some time at the doctors etc.

Goatse 11-25-2003 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Zappu
The kids can accumulate themself
Sounds like something Michael Jackson would want to see.

kmanrox 11-25-2003 09:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Goatse


Sounds like something Michael Jackson would want to see.


:1orglaugh :Graucho

Que? 11-25-2003 09:22 AM

Primates and less intelligent apes(not homo sapiens tho)
wwf.org
gorillafund.org
howletts.net
careforthewild.org

TheJimmy 11-25-2003 09:25 AM

a few, yes...

Furious_Female 11-25-2003 09:27 AM

Yes

http://www.cancer.org American Cancer Society

http://www.wish.org Make a Wish Foundation (does a lot of great things for sick kids)

http://www.aspca.org ASPCA - For animals (local shelters get money in person)

http://www.diabetes.org Diabetes Association

http://www.uso.org USO - Our troops could really use phone cards... holidays are coming.

Salvation Army - give them in person

FreeOnes 11-25-2003 10:26 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by notjoe


If i make a donation to anywhere it is always an animal shelter. I care more about animals than i do people, it might be sad but they're cute n furry!

Quote:

Originally posted by Scott McD

Was just about to post a similar comment.


:thumbsup

Me too :thumbsup
WWF
http://photos.freeones.com/wwf/
Every year again.

Milena Dickman 11-25-2003 10:41 AM

Hi there!

I donate some money monthly to a local institution of HIV/AIDS orphan kids.

I used to go to this site www.hungersite.com, and spread some clicks around, but there's been time I don't do that.... Do you think it's for real? I always wonder if it really gives someone food, or saves the rainforest, or cares for abandon animals...

kisses,

Milena

Basic_man 11-25-2003 10:55 AM

Nop! And I'm still pretty happy in my life :2 cents:

HeadPimp 11-25-2003 11:16 AM

The only people I willingly give my money to is my local animal shelters. Humans get enough charity via the taxes I pay...

FreeNetPass Jenefer 11-25-2003 01:59 PM

I do a bunch of the charity walks and runs.

Give to fire relief after forest fire summers.

I do as much as I can.

and I volunteer too!

bopha 11-25-2003 02:26 PM

We support our local Humane Society.

We used to give to Amesty International (in the 80's)
because Bono said it was cool. But... we found that their
high gloss mailers they sent when asking for more donations
cost more money than our donations were.

Plus, Bono said that was all just a big snow job to help sell their records and their Sunday bloody sunday stuff.


We also donate to the local food banks. I like to keep it close to home now. Maybe someone who needs something really bad will have what they need.

Do you give to the homeless people you meet ?

twistyneck 11-25-2003 02:29 PM

http://www.diabetes.org/homepage.jsp

Brad-Wishing 11-25-2003 02:33 PM

Canadian Cancer Society! :thumbsup


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