Remember this before you donate

 

Very interesting.

Can you provide a link to that picture? I can not find a way to save it.

I do Hope for the Warriors (www.hopeforthewarriors.org)

 

They are a great organization -- small but over 90% efficient

 

They directly help injured soldiers (physical and PTSD) and their families, I've seen it first hand

Can you provide a link to that picture? I can not find a way to save it.

 

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/02/23/sy2eqa3e.jpg

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NVM

If you have pennies to throw around you could support a local cause called A LIFT FOR A VET. Basically some of us at International Union of Elevator Constructors Local 5 NJ PA DE purchase, install and maintain stair lifts, elevators, or wheelchair lifts for veterans of any conflict who need help. Our first donated lift was to a NJSP guy who was in a bad accident and became a quad. Yeah we're a real union and some can't stand it but somebody has to do the right thing.

 

 

http://iuec5.com/lift_for_a_vet.aspx

Interesting stuff, however I do question the credability of it all. Under Lions Club International "100% of donations go to help the blind buy hearing aides." Or is there a comma in there, can't tell lol

I do St Jude, Make-a-Wish, and Toys-For-Tots

Thanks for the info!

Interesting stuff, however I do question the credability of it all. Under Lions Club International "100% of donations go to help the blind buy hearing aides." Or is there a comma in there, can't tell lol

I was hoping someone else caught that. I do know the Lions collect old eyeglasses for those in need. Not sure about hearing aids though

Shriners hospital in Philly helps kids and never asks for a dime, very helpful to my family.