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I don't give cash to any charity, that usually just helps pay wages, provide cars and expenses for the charity staff.
I give time, one day a week, and then I know my aid is being directly used to benefit the recipients of my chosen charity.
It is so easy to give money each month, giving time is a lot more valuble. |
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"I don't give cash to any charity, that usually just helps pay wages, provide cars and expenses for the charity staff.
I give time, one day a week, and then I know my aid is being directly used to benefit the recipients of my chosen charity.
It is so easy to give money each month, giving time is a lot more valuble."
or freeing up those staff to take extra holidays and do less work
If you want to support charities with low overheads support small ones with no paid staff.
I agree with your sentiment though - contributing time is often more valuable than money, albeit both are necessary.
I don't support WaterAid. I prefer to support education projects. |
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I do my bit for my chosen charites. 