Christians for Ron Paul

How do you know which charities (for children living in poverty) are not scams?

admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 08:37:31 +0000

- Chosen by Voters Seek out the ones that are operated by well-known charities. I am sure the red cross has assistance programs that are also designed to help out less fortunate countries too. Ask the red cross to recommend an organization, or they can tell you how to help the red cross with international efforts. 2 weeks ago 100% 1 Vote

Are there any charities run by the Watchtower?

admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 05:51:56 +0000

Witnesses will usually only help their own or people interested in becoming one of them.Show a lack of interest by dropping your bible study and they`ll usually drop their help.On another note i`ve known personally of a witness who was told by a congregation elder to stop donating money to an African child as he was not putting enough faith and trust in the kingdom solving third world conditions. The money in his opinion would be better off serving kingdom interests. i.e The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Tell that to a malnourished starving child who needs food and shelter and not books and magazines to read, (if he can read at all) 1 year ago 7 people rated this as good That is very interesting information. Thank you. And thanks to Troll to Troll for the additional info as well. And thanks to PV for her helpful websites.

Products/organizations that raise money to help people?

admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 01:50:13 +0000

- Chosen by Voters Well, you know, just about every big company raises money to help people these days, and most of them do it just for the good reputation and other benefits. Some of them you might recognize. McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Walmart, Best Buy, Salvation Army, Goodwill, and others.For example i remember for McDonald's there was a commercial for every one dollar you spend, ten cents goes to the children who are in need of money to cure cancer. 3 years ago 100% 1 Vote

Please give me a short catchy name for new charity organisation?

admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 01:30:42 +0000

- Chosen by Voters Help 4 Losers. 4 years ago 40% 2 Votes

What is it that is incorrect or so wrong about these firm positions I hold?-?

admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 01:27:40 +0000

FDR established the welfare system in the United States in order to deal with a crisis. Unfortunately, he created another crisis.Because of our legislators' desire to appeal to the masses, they have failed to retire the institutions that administer welfare. They have actually only expanded the benefits. But I thought the U.S. is the strongest economy in the world? What kind of crisis are we experiencing?We have the crisis of those that become dependent and/or scam the system. Look at history, and you will see that welfare always creates problems with low workforce moral and increased immigration.Look at Rome and its "Dole." I believe it is Cicero who is quoted on the role of the implemented Dole, "and the poor flocked to Rome." Source(s): B.A. in Political Science 5 years ago 2 people rated this as good Several answers affirmed my position, and several denied my position either in part or in total, but yours was the only answer to get straight to the heart of the issue and I couldn't dispute any portion. As to others, I'm not mean, racist, or a Nazi. How ridiculous. Wayfoaroutthere- good answer 2.

What is a good Logo for Charity organisation?

admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 00:03:18 +0000

- Chosen by Voters An adult reaching out to help a child up. Like when a toddler reaches up to get a parent to pick them up. 3 years ago 50% 2 Votes

Can you make a living out of a volunteer/charity organization?

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 23:50:27 +0000

- Chosen by Voters I'd like to think your answer is can I volunteer and make a living, but I sense that its "Can I make a living with a charity organization." I worked for habitat for humanity and started as a volunteer. In a years time they were paying me $4000 to build a house but that was stopped and I no longer do that for them. There is no guarantee unless you have a written contract with a charitable organization. Its easy to work for them and they'll pay you, but its easy for them to fire you. I would suggest working for something like Americorp. They hire people to work and then they work for charities. There are so many ways to look at your question. God Bless 2 years ago 100% 1 Vote

Will you check my grammar please?

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 23:39:40 +0000

I'm able to handle higher education studies because I have the desire to improve my life and knowledge. Moreover, I know how valuable education is, not just related to quality of life and money issues but also about the general knowledge and privilege to get a post-secondary education. I believe technology is improving and will still improve our society. I see technology as a huge opportunity to change society. On the other hand, business is a broad field which has helped society create jobs and boost economies around the world. That is the reason I choose to specialize in Management Information Systems. I have many goals after getting an MIS degree. One of my main goals is to help Canadian companies with outsourcing technology services and improve their business using information technology. Finally, I want to found a charity designed to help children with computer literacy and at the same time provide food to them.Hopefully, you're a non-native English speaker, because the grammar was pretty poor. 11 months ago im esl student,thank you

Would you support this charity and idea of mine?

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 23:30:46 +0000

- Chosen by Voters That sounds like a FANTASTIC idea. However, it would require a LOT of support, funds, permits and stuff from the city, and could get quite messy. If you feel you can handle all of that, God bless you.One thing I think you should look in to is visiting http://mochaclub.org. It's an organization that helps people in Africa. You donate just $7 a month, the cost of 2 gourmet coffees, and put it toward your choice of projects. The projects they currently have include: Clean Water, Child Mothers, Orphan Care, HIV/AIDS + Health Care, etc.. YOU get to decide which project you want to support. When you sign up and become a member, you can start a "team." Then, you need to get more people to join Mocha Club and join your team. If they want to support a different project than the one you're supporting, they can start their own team. But once you have a team, you will have more support and help if you want to hold an event like the one you talked about or if you want to do a Make Change campaign with Mocha Club (Google "Make Change Mocha Club" for more info). You can spread the word about Mocha Club and your team by wearing your MC shirt (which you get FREE when you sign up), and by starting a conversation with someone.Best of luck to you and your youth group on your travels next summer.To the answers above mine- I don't think you understand the sheer magnitude of everything that's happening in some of the African nations. They go through unbelievable amounts of suffering that people here in the states can't even begin to understand. Here, there are homeless shelters, and a lot of opportunities for one to better themselves if they take those opportunities. In Africa… these people have NOTHING like that. Here, at least people can go to a shelter to get food and clean water and if they're lucky, can find a warm bed to sleep in. In Africa, they'll go days without a meal, they work all day for a sip of water that could kill them because it's so contaminated with bacteria and they have no way to clean it, and they don't sleep at night with fear of their villages and towns being invaded by the LRA. Some people even move every night to get away from the rebels. Africa needs our help. A lot. I'm not saying the people here don't, but these other people have it a LOT worse than the people struggling here in the states. 2 years ago 100% 1 Vote

A child friendly charity or rescue??

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 23:30:43 +0000

Perhaps you could take some of the money that you have and purchase toys or other goods and donate them to a rescue group. I think it's very noble that you wish to take some of your money and give it to others.Not sure exactly where you are from, but you can find a list of charitable organizations by going to: VolunteerMatch.org and typing in your zip code. Once you find a charity that looks like the one you'd like to help out, you can contact them ask them what is currently on their wish list (ask them to send you a copy of a wish list) and then perhaps you and your son could look at it together and pick out a few items to purchase. And then take your son with you to purchase the items and drop them off. 4 years ago Thanks for the great idea! I found a wonderful organization that was exactly what i was looking for…something my child and I could be very hands-on with and that will give us an opportunity to help others. Good job!