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"What Charity would like to do something for and why?"

By: My Green Cleaner :: 3 years ago

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"Charities contribute to "managed inequality." Often what is given in charity has strings attached. Many people have been deeply concerned about the recent expulsion of many charitable organizations from the Congo, but are unaware that those charities have ties to governments and organizations that recruit, fund, arm, and train the warlords who are responsible for the problems. I give directly to those in need, like homeless people in my community, and also to groups I can prove have no ties to genocide, such as Friends of the Congo."

By: mymarkx :: 3 years ago

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"I also like to help a group of disadvantaged persons directly by providing them lunch once in two months. Charity ? i am not too sure if the full money is used or bulk is spent on administrative costs."

By: dpuckjoe :: 3 years ago

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"I presently work for a children's charity, mainly dealing with education. I also volunteer for the London Wildlife trust and support charity shops whenever I can. Coming from South Africa, I have a mixed view on charities. I have too seen many that just give, but do not teach, so when the funds run out the people are back in the position they were originally in. Unable to fend for themselves. What is essential for all charities is some level of social engagement and education with the recipients for that charity to have any long-lasting sustainable effect."

By: Amy Warner :: 3 years ago

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"Michael, I completely agree with you. Who cares who you favorite celeb is?"

By: Amy Warner :: 3 years ago