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does anyone feel bad for not giving enough, sometimes none, to charities? i feel bad bec i haven't been making any money lately, not even enough to pay my rent+car+food each month so i've had to be stingy. i mean i know we all want to give more but is it wrong when we don't do ANYTHING to help people out like i'm doing right now?
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There are actually a lot of ways that you can help charities without giving money:
http://www.savingadvice.com/blog/200...-no-money.html |
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I feel bad about it too. I wish I could help out animal shelters more. I go and pet them.
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I am constantly analyzing how much I donate to charity to see if I can give more. There was once a time when I could not afford to donate money or time, because I was a student that worked a full-time job and made very little money. Now that I'm successful, I donate what I can when I can... However, I had to start by giving very little, and then seeing how much of an impact it made upon my monthly expenses. Eventually, you will discover just how much you can give without hurting yourself financially. However, if now is too early due to tight finances, then just wait until your income level increases! Or, simply donate your time to a charitable organization that needs volunteers...
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If you really want to do it, set aside a percentage of your income and have it automatically deducted. It's a percentage so if you make less you donate less.
You'll feel the hit at first, but soon you won't even notice it. Really. |
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I'm starting to make some scarfs for charity. Since Red Heart yarn is really cheap I've been working with that plus I had some yarn stored away. Also, if you save coupons you can mail your expired coupons to military families. I've been trying to give a little more each year although I'm on a limited budget too.
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If you're short on $$, then go through your house and gather all of the "stuff" that you don't need any longer, and donate it to Goodwill/St.Vincent dePaul/Salvation Army/local homeless shelter, etc. Also, as other posters have suggested, most charities are in need of volunteers- your time and talent is a valuable asset to them, too.
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Well i feel the same way too. Mostly because i used to be a sinner. Now i am trying to be a man who devote his life to God and i am trying to do good things for other people instead of myself.
I asked myself : What can i do. I wrote down many projects. Helping people in need, planting trees, donating to charities and free click to donate sites. Now i designed my own click to donate website but i dont feel better after all. I feel like i must do more and more. |
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Can you trust those charity organizations you sometimes donate to?
That's the main question for me. Several years ago there was peak of charity collectors ringing on your door and asking you to donate to their cause. They were offering a ticket back as a proof the hole thing is not a fraud. So I did on several occasions only to find out that it actually was a fraud. Since then, when I decide to donate anything I only do so with honorable organizations that have established their good name over a couple of decades. |
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Charity Navigator - America's Largest Charity Evaluator | Home |
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I personally have a website for free donations and for example if someone visit it daily and if they click the buttons then they have to trust me. But at this point they dont give any money. So you must donate to registered good organizations if you are giving money and leave the rest to God. |
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Thank you Red Thunder Bird. I just want to do some good for people in need. Most of the people dont even notice how good their life is. Maybe they would notice it when they become poor. This world is enough for all of us. No need for anyone to suffer
Have a great day my friend. |
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