The Season For Giving

[pianogirl04]

Originally Posted by wondergirl9847

Habitat for Humanity

Salvation Army Angel Tree

St. Judes

Two of my good friends went to St. Judes. If I ever make it big and famous, I'd love to put on a benefit concert for St. Judes.

I'm thinking about volunteering at the food bank again this year. I did it last year with NHS and we had a good time and helped them get ready for the Christmas rush.

[strandinthewind]

Another one is Covenant House http://www.covenanthouse.org/ - They are a Catholic Charity - so people may have issues. But, they take any kid off of the street and give them a room. So, my suggestion.

[heyjupiter678]

Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

There's an amazing site, called JustGive.org, which has an extensive list of over 1,000,000 non-profit charity organizations, categorized, so you can easily search for the types of charities you'd like to support.

Thanks so much for this link, Johnny! I went there and found a great charity -- DrawBridge, which is an arts program for homeless children. I just purchased my holiday cards from their site.

[estranged4life]

American Cancer Society

[amber]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

American Cancer Society

aww...i've always said i'd never give money to human stuff, unless it was kids, but i think you've changed my mind, Strangey. well, i don't have money to give right now (please send checks to Amber.com ) but...in a way, you've changed my mind. our environment has dictated that more younger people will get cancer...something to think about, Thank you Strangey, and many blessings for you and deb this holiday season. I'm so happy she is in remission She sounds like a wonderful lady...