Giving News

Parents may see their teens as lazy and selfish but they may be wrong. According to a new stud,y many teens have a charitable nature and want to do more to help those in need.

The poor donate more than the rich when it comes to giving at their capacity. A homeless person is more likely to feed another than the richest man in the harshest of economic times.

I got my best Christmas present the moment I awakened on Christmas morning. My husband had placed a lighted green candle in a gold candleholder in the middle of our kitchen table.

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This Hospital has received the second-largest private donation in its history. Longtime firefighter Earl Ritzheimer, who died in June at age 80, left the hospital his entire estate, or about $820,000.

They give re-furbished computers to children in need. They are given free of charge, and are coupled with an Internet connection at the child’s home. They are in Toronto Canada but will expand, doing this across Canada, United States and the World.

Umm, Nope, Nope, Nope, Nope & Nope. I will not let a machine lead me to giving or spending money for an "Idea" that I do not know anything about or other people try to tell me "It's a good Idea". Sorry Wrong Number, it's My Mind Not Yours.