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mizznicole
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Where are your favorite places to donate? What organizations are stellar in your book? And why?
P.S. This week is the second collection for the Campaign for Human Development, the branch of the USCCB that gave ACORN millions of dollars…just so you know…
I nominate:
Mobile Loaves and Fishes - one of the most excellently organized groups I’ve ever seen. Has a huge ecumenical participation and is even popular with non-religious. The founder has a crystal-clear understanding of his mission and the mission of the charity.
Aid to the Church in Need - again, awesome leadership and concrete action. Builds bridges between religions and advocates for the persecuted.
P.S. This week is the second collection for the Campaign for Human Development, the branch of the USCCB that gave ACORN millions of dollars…just so you know…
I nominate:
Mobile Loaves and Fishes - one of the most excellently organized groups I’ve ever seen. Has a huge ecumenical participation and is even popular with non-religious. The founder has a crystal-clear understanding of his mission and the mission of the charity.
Aid to the Church in Need - again, awesome leadership and concrete action. Builds bridges between religions and advocates for the persecuted.