charities

Posted by: Mick

13th Jun 2011 11:56am

Most Charities are funded mainly by the Government, but love to take all the credit, let all charities give credit where that happens

Mandymoo

16th Mar 2012 08:03pm

I support TEAR which allows you to buy a chicken or school supplies. I give them as gifts to family members like my Nan, who doesn't need anything but I still like to give something. She likes the cards and likes to see what the money is going towards. It is also not run by the government and I feel like my money is actually going towards something specific not a charities coffers.

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