How do you make a difference?
@beccasthoughts (303)
United States
July 17, 2008 1:38pm CST
At the moment, I am short on monetary means to help out charities. Yet, I use other means to help out. For example, I use the I'M initiative through Live messenger and Hotmail. I also use Care2.com and other free click to donate sites. This is my way of helping out in causes that I believe in.
How do you make a difference with your charities and causes? Do you donate money or use free methods?
2 responses
@jasmine0728 (677)
• United States
24 Jul 08
I do not have much money myself.What I do is I like to crochet ,so I buy inexpensive yarn,or sometimes get it for free and I crochet quilts and donate them to homeless shelters,and children's homes.I know it isn't much but every little bit helps.I also have my friends save all their children's clothes for me as they grow out of them and I bring them to a children's home to help cloth these kids.I also sometimes volunteer at the home and do crafts or something with the kids.I find it very rewarding,the kids look forward to me coming and I think I get more out of it hen they do.
I am hoping to someday be in a position to get my foster parents license so I could take in one or two foster kids.
i will check out the web sites you mentioned maybe I can do more there as well.
Jas
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@beccasthoughts (303)
• United States
25 Jul 08
Wow, Jas. That is awesome. I should look into crocheting and quilting for any of the shelters that may be near by. Thanks for the response. :D
@ErzengelAngelus (115)
• Puerto Rico
17 Jul 08
I use SocialVibe.com
It's free.All you have to do is choose a cause to support then choose a sponsor and put a badge on your sites.And every time someone views your profile you get one point and every friend you invite,you get 100 points.Those points get converted to charity money for the charity of your choice.You can also earn some perks :)
My cause is for Peace and Human Rights.Check out my profile to see what the badge looks like
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@beccasthoughts (303)
• United States
18 Jul 08
Thanks for replying. I am going to check out SocialVibe in a few. ^^ It's nice to know that there are sites out there that help us help our favorite charities. ^^