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61Charitable Trust
by jayhill1982
A Charitable trust is an organization or a group of people who aims at working for the welfare of people and to make life of some of the poor and needy people a little better. The organization does not do... published 35 hours ago
75Planning an Eco-Friendly Christmas
by KT pdx
The commercialism of Christmas always gets to me. Shopping becomes a chore; planning what to get people for gifts is a complete hassle. Most of the people in my family don't really need anything, so they... published 2 weeks ago
68Charities a plenty
by suksi
You might well ask! The sad fact is: We need them. "But isn't it the government's responsibility to look after the less fortunate?" "Of course it is, at least in our so called welfare states." Generally... published 2 weeks ago
55Peaches the "Throw-Away Dog" Finds Happiness at last!!
by WilWrk 4 Choclate
Peaches was found in the woods near many farmhouses in South Dakota. This dog was shaking, cold, matted and very sad. Like so many Breeder Dogs, Peaches was of no use to the ProfitKing Puppy Miller and was... published 2 months ago
53Uk Lottery Awards
by Dale Maxwell
The National Lottery has been so popular and successful in the UK since it launched in 1994, creating thousands of millionaires and paying out £21 billion to good causes. The lottery raises on average £25... published 2 months ago
46Uk Lottery Good Causes
by Dale Maxwell
The National Lottery has raised £21 billion for good causes. As well as raising money for charity, the lottery also funds arts and other causes. So far, 290,000 projects large and small have benefited... published 2 months ago
60Children of Egypt
by chrisneedahand
Hello , My name is Christine and I would like to asked all of you for your help if you can . I am going to Egypt in 9 days to be exact and I am trying to raise some money to help the Children of Egypt to make... published 2 months ago
63True Charity: Selfless, Not Self-serving
by William F. Torpey
Charity should be selfless, not self-serving. The wealthy, too often, use charities for something other than soliciting their thanks. Asise from tax breaks, the big givers, especially, reap large rewards, both financially and socially. published 2 months ago
51Resources for Publicity Campaigns
by mitchcarson
Thinking of running a publicity campaign for your company? Do you have all the resources you need? published 3 months ago
64Charities in Food Industry
by balisunset
Among the earliest contributors to charity was Milton S. Hershey . Because he and his wife did not have children, they decided to establish an industrial school for orphans and poor boys. Now called the Milton... published 3 months ago
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