Charity and you: Getting involved 12 Articles

by Rebecca Schlofner

Wisdom In The Heart of Children I have taught faith classes to elementary school children for about six and a half years in the Phoenix, Arizona area. It is often said that the innocence of childhood is lost as we grow ol...read more

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by Kelan Putnam

Charity and Respect: It Could Be You Hello.This represents aresponse to an article about panhandling/begging being a "joke". You might appreciate information about people who are not as fortunate as you are. Like me. Wh...read more

by bjw williams

Asthma Attackers It was just a boring old Friday night in October until my friend, Luke Hillier, called me with some very exciting new. He was participating in an asthma walk that Saturday and I was invited. The only ...read more

by Lynette Bailey

I received the call on a Wednesday. I was at home, writing a report for my consulting business-concentrating. My daughter brought me her personal cell phone and said only, "It's for you mom". As I answered, the stranger at...read more

by Keith Hillman

Fifteen stark naked men where standing in a line. Behind them was a goal post. In front, a young lady brandishing a camera. A retired Major walked past with his poodle on a lead. He was used to seeing the odd ball or two h...read more

by Lori Voth

Help Out a Worthy Cause- By Doing Absolutely Nothing! Do you have strong opinions toward political issues, but just don't have enough time or money to dedicate to them? Are topics such as human rights, economic justic...read more

by Ron Kruger

To really get involved, cut out the middle-man. The main problem with organized religion is that it is "organized." For any philosophy to become organized there must be some equation of money and leaders. As soon as mon...read more

by Philip G. Coggin

Charity and you: Getting involved Thinking of joining a charity in your spare time, perhaps some of what follows may be of help and assistance in making up your mind. Well reader, this time I write on something that ...read more

by Kirstan Fuller

Opting to volunteer for a number of years now as a grant submissions officer and promotional advisor to non profit organizations has taught me not only about legal and civic protocols but also governance, compassion and wh...read more

by Jada Reed

Ever wonder about what local charities to get involved with? There is always something that you could do. You may be doing something already and do not even realize it. Do you ever donate clothes or books, furniture or kid...read more

by Ms.Crystal Lax

Innocence Sheep (Get involved) Our children are little sheep's, entering a world full of wolves in sheep clothing just ready to devour our young lambs. We must teach our children not only book smart but street sense ...read more

by Amy Kuta

I am looking at a picture of a starving girl pulling on her brothers hem in Life magazine and I am crying. I am not crying because I am pregnant or have PMS. I am crying because I have two little girls asleep in their room...read more