Do you do some good?
- Thread starter MisterF
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The wife yesterday - this is half of what she bought for families in need for Thanksgiving. The other half she dropped at a friend's house as our freezer, despite being bigger than Andre the Giant, only has so much room.
Next week she will do the same.
She's a nice lady unlike her husband.
BTW, we don't eat turkey in our home on Thanksgiving unlike most in the USA, we do a ham instead.
Next week she will do the same.
She's a nice lady unlike her husband.
BTW, we don't eat turkey in our home on Thanksgiving unlike most in the USA, we do a ham instead.
neutrall007
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God bless all those doing good for the poor
Mangekyouvision
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- Jul 3, 2019
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I'm late but want to pitch in my monthly contributions.
$15 to St. Jude's children hospital
$5 to Evidence Action (Global Deworming)
$5 to Action Against Hunger - This one kind of pisses me off. I am donating already and the send me about 2 or 3 emails each week asking me to increase my donation and they'll "double it". Like it really seems like they're money hungry.
It's not much but I like to give back where I can. My goal is to increase these and add a few more, just gotta get my money up!
$15 to St. Jude's children hospital
$5 to Evidence Action (Global Deworming)
$5 to Action Against Hunger - This one kind of pisses me off. I am donating already and the send me about 2 or 3 emails each week asking me to increase my donation and they'll "double it". Like it really seems like they're money hungry.
It's not much but I like to give back where I can. My goal is to increase these and add a few more, just gotta get my money up!
Daggermouthx
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Well, this gonna make me feel like a dick...
But I don't believe in donating money to charity. It's often poorly managed and sometimes a straight up scam.
I often take the time to help people on Reddit that suffer from mental health issues.
I went to school for psychology and I've been able to help a lot of people gain the courage to start seeing a therapist. I have a list of people I follow up with every once in awhile to encourage their progress.
Sometimes people just want someone to talk to--and I like being there for them.
But I don't believe in donating money to charity. It's often poorly managed and sometimes a straight up scam.
I often take the time to help people on Reddit that suffer from mental health issues.
I went to school for psychology and I've been able to help a lot of people gain the courage to start seeing a therapist. I have a list of people I follow up with every once in awhile to encourage their progress.
Sometimes people just want someone to talk to--and I like being there for them.
Mangekyouvision
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- Jul 3, 2019
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that’s giving back! Good mental health is worth a lot more than money can buy