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That’s your choice, but food banks and soups kitchens need to pay their rent or mortgage, electric and utility bills and some employees. It is not a bad thing to contribute cash.I agree. Go to the grocery store and buy GOODS, take them to the food bank and the soup kitchen and give them away. Give GOODS, not CASH. Cash is fungible, goods are not.
GOODS = canned foods, mittens, hats, warm socks, school supplies, disposable diapers and other personal needs items, laundry soap, combs & brushes, etc etc. These are all things that the genuine poor need to have.