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Where to donate money to this Christmas?

Originally posted by: Kenji4861
Any credited organization would help. Thanks guys.
The children's hospitals you donate to through Child's Play are all nonprofits, so your money is fully deductible whether you shop for toys or send money to Child's Play itself. (Like any other donation this assumes you itemize instead of taking the standard deduction)

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Im so poor and hungry that im contemplating eating this PB+J sandwich sitting on my desk that has been there since Friday.

Please, do the right thing.

Make a limey happy this Christmas. Donate him a lunch.
 
Dollars For Scholars

"Dollars for Scholars®, a program of Scholarship America®, is a national network of more than 1,200 grassroots community-based, volunteer-driven scholarship foundations in cities, towns and neighborhoods throughout the United States. Last year, Dollars for Scholars chapters raised more than $58.3 million, awarded nearly $29 million in scholarships to more than 35,000 students, and invested the remainder primarily in endowment funds for future scholarships."

Really like their policy of investing the donations in endowment funds (as compared to pass-through), and awarding the dividends. I just keep thinking about all the good that those Katrina monatary donations could still be doing if those funds had been invested . . what an inefficient and expoited waste that was!
 
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