To
much is given, much is expected….”
I
was taught from a very young age the importance of giving
back. We can
all make a difference in this changing and difficult world
we now live in; one
person at a time in our own back yards and communities.
We live in a dying world where hope is sometimes lost
and forgotten. Time
is tough, I know, many of us lead busy lives.
I think we’ve been too busy for a long time –
give it some thought, reach into your heart and find a way,
a simple way to help change the life of a child, a
family member, a friend, a stranger.
Each one of us is unique with our own set of
wonderful gifts to share.
This world needs you.
I've
listed a few charities whose causes speak to my heart.
Click on any of the links to read more about them.
The Wildwoods Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated
to fostering a young urban population that is concerned
with the well being of their surroundings, both the
natural world and their own urban community. Their
flagship program is Full Circle, a character development
and community-building program for elementary school
classrooms. Using a combination of field trips to local parks
along with classroom and community activities, Full
Circle explores the connections and parallels between
nature and personal behavior.
www.wildwoodsfoundation.org
Animal
Rescue During a Disaster
www.noahswish.org
100%
OF YOUR MONEY GOES TO SAVING ANIMALS THAT WERE ABANDONED DURING A
DISASTER
www.OPUSA.ORG
or
call 323-658-8876
100% of your donation goes directly to those in need because there
are no overhead costs deducted [thanx to the generosity
of board members like JULIE ANDREWS etc.] As a private,
non-profit, non-governmental org....OPERATION
USA
has no government or religious affiliation. With a modest
office, 10 staff members and numerous wonderful volunteers, they
have been working here and in over 92 countries to help the
disenfranchised and those suffering from the effects of natural
disaster and war. OPERATION USA has been giving help directly
to hundreds of thousands in urgent need
To much is given, much is expected….”
I
was taught from a very young age the importance of giving back.
We can all make a difference in this changing and difficult world
we now live in; one person
at a time in our own back yards and communities.
We live in a dying world where hope is sometimes lost and
forgotten. Time is tough, I
know, many of us lead busy lives. I
think we’ve been too busy for a long time – give it some thought,
reach into your heart and find a way, a simple way to help change
the life of a child, a family member, a friend, a stranger.
Each one of us is unique with our own set of wonderful gifts to
share. This world needs
you.
I've
listed a few charities whose causes speak to my heart. Click on
any of the links to read more about them.
Todd receives a liver transplant! Learn
more about Todd, his fight and becoming an organ donor.
Breast
Cancer Awareness | World's Largest Pink Ribbon
3M
Corporation (they make Post It's) is building the "World's Largest
Pink Ribbon" in Times Square for breast cancer awareness month in
October. For every person who clicks on the link and signs up,
Post-It will donate $1 to breast cancer research and place a Post-It
with your name on the billboard. Please sign up and pass it along!
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