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St Jude children's hospital. I support them since I have a young child that had to have surgery when he was 5 weeks old and it really opens your eyes to what goes on it this type of place. I couldn't imagine having a sick child and not being able to afford it so I want to help those people out in that type of situation.

because it helps people who don't have the money to pay

We support St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. We are grateful to have a healthy child, but know that it all could be taken away in a heartbeat. We also love the fact that they share their research with other hospitals, some of which are more local to us. Their research has helped so many already and will continue to find cures and treatments. Another great thing is that fact that they don't charge the families--if you are not able to pay, your child will still be treated and cared for.

We donate to children's charities like St. Jude's and March of Dimes, organizations through our church, and rescue aid/local homeless shelters.

since it is so hard to figure out what percentage of my money is actually used to help and not be used for advertising and saleries, i give locally. i go out to lunch and see someone that is strugling and pay for their lunch too, i buy christmas presents for the local childrens facility, buy flowers for the hospital. there are any number of small things that one can do

St. Jude's Hospital for Children

Shriner's Children Hospital. Great organization,great people,doing wonderful things for children and their family!

Catholic Social Services, Shriner's Children's Hospital

.We support our local Food Bank, Children-Related Charities and our Church which is active in supporting local, national and foreign missions. We like to give to all volunteer groups rather than those charity groups which employ their people making the phone calls.

I donated my hair to Locks of Love for children who need wigs because of chemo treatments or other diseases. I have also donated time and money to the Front Range Center for Assault Prevention and the Child Assault Prevention (CAP) Project. It is a wonderful non-profit that educates adults and their children about bully assault, stranger abduction and sexual assault prevention. Their workshops teach preschool through high school children as well as caregivers and teachers/school staff!! I have also donated money to St. Jude's Children's Hospital because of the wonderful free services they give to children with life-threatening diseases and their families. We donate clothing, used items around our household that are still useful, food and money to local charities as well.

I support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. I thank God I have been blessed with two healthy sons and can only imagine the heartache families with sick children must endure. The hospital shares it's research with other hospitals and makes care available regardless of financial ability. Through their research they have made major strides in the cure and treatment of childhood cancers. I'm proud to be a "partner in hope".

Primary's Children Hospital cause one day my son might end up there god forbid and I would want others to help support their causes and treatments.

I donate time and money to theDream Foundation to help dying adults get their last wish. Terminally ill people get their last wish to try and make hte end a little better. I tried to find funds locally when my husband was dying for the sake of the children and failed. I wish I had known about The Dream Foundation

Pet Haven Rescue in Falls Mills,Va. they are a no kill facility that will keep the dogs and cats for as long as it takes to find them a home.

American Cancer Society in memory of my mom.

I worked for St. Jude's Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. I believe they give 75% for the children. That's pretty good when other well-known charities only get 10%. The louder their noise, the less money the people get, usually.

I support charities for veterans of the armed forces of the United States because I have a close friend who is a disabled Army veteran and they are always trying to shortchange them. I also support groups that help homeless animals.

We support Shriner's Hospital. Two of my kids were patients there, and they didn't want to leave. They do wonderful things for kids, and treat them with the utmost care and respect.

I support the Children's Make a Wish Foundation....After watching some children in my community suffer from life threatening illnesses, its nice to see them and their families enjoying a maybe one last holiday together, and to see a smile on their face.

we give to anyone that is in need no matter the urgentsy i feel thateveryone some time or another needs help no matter if its a meal or a place to lay their head for the night, as long as they are willing to help their selfs than i dont mind helping them

I support several charities; for animals, children. My biggest one that I personally work for is the March of Dimes. Every one of us was born a baby. You can't get around that. My own birth was very difficult and still has lasting effects. We need to ensure all babies are born full term and healthy and we need to remember that these children will be the leaders of our tomorrow. The MOD not only wants them brought into the world healthy but they support the NICUs, the nurses and doctors in the hospital with courses, research, Therapy units and children's hospitals and the Ronald McDonald homes nearby the hospitals for the families to stay at.

I regularly donate to the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA). My husband is a military retiree and while he was stationed overseas, he was never overseas during a conflict. He wads very lucky. Some of the men and women who willingly sacrafice their time and energy to keep our country safe pay the ultimate price. But then there are those who have severe injuries to the head, neck, or back and end up paralyzed. This charity helps support these brave Soldiers, Marines, and Airmen by providing things like power wheelchairs, prosthetics, and financial support.

I support the American Diabetes Association because it affects me and so many of my friends and family.

I support the DAV...Disabled American Veterans simply because these men and women fought for all of us and our country but our country doesn't always take care of them, sadly.

I give to childrens charities.. st.judes, cancer research, ronald mcdonald house.chrones disease..Any thing that has to do with children....

susan kuhan breast cancer because I have been dignost with stage 1 breast cancer and early detection is the key to siurvival

I support the homeless shelters and Goodwill, as one supports our mentally challenged and the other houses them.

Best Friends Animal Society, Kanab, Utah I have toured their 350 acre refuge for all types of animals. They are given beautiful habitats that fit they needs, there is a hospital on the property to give them excellent care and restoration. It is a no kill organization with a loving and caring staff plus volunteers to give these precious animals back their lives. The public can tour the grounds on a bus tour that is provided for a nominal fee. It is a spectacular place to visit and wonderful for the animals.

the salavation army because its so nice to be able to help out casue as bad as you think you might have it there some who have it so much worser and its a blessing from the creator to be able to give back. also the disable veterans association because my heart goes out to able to do anything helpful for the men who fight for our country. the american red cross because if you have ever been (and i hope that anyone never has to experience it) in a disaster the american red cross is always there to help out and they are truly appreciated. the brotherhood mission because sometimes people need a helping hand when they are trying to deal with problems in their life.

I support the local food banks - remember this Saturday, May 9, the postal service will pick up food when they deliver your mail. Leave whatever you can by your mailbox. We also support the Humane Society and the local rescue squad. Through our church we help Habitat for Humanity, soldiers serving overseas, and direct help for emergencies in our community.

Salvation Army, United Way, Local animal shelter, Animal Welfare Fund, The Fund for Animals, Disabled Veterans, ASPCA PetSmart Animal Charity. I think those are all of them. I support the animals because they cannot support themselves. The United Way does a lot of good work in our community. As does the Salvation Army. Our veterans do not get the help or respect they need and deserve. We wouldn't be here if not for our soldiers. God bless them and their families.

I give to charities that support animals. I love companion animmals like dogs cats and birds. I also support groups that give to veterans. But I believe in hunting and consumption of meat of game animals like deer ducks turkeys etc. I believe that there are too many of these animals and not enough is done to control their population/ I also give to my local parish.

Most recently we supported the children's cancer society.

I most recently supported the ASPCA because every animal deserves a fair cahnce at a happy loving family and life!

Money is tight, but I usually give to St. Jude, Disabled American Veterens, Native American Indians and religious organizations. Every little bit helps and I wish I could help more.

We support our local youth programs because, after all, they ARE our future!

i give to the nat. diabetes foundation. firefighters,vfw, spca, cancer foundations. i have been known to help stangers. i give freely of my time to ant one who needs it. i dont know of anyone who could not use a helping hand from time to time.i am not wealthy,but can give freely of my time,to rock a sick to clean your house to cook a meal for you. the good lord put us on this earth to help one another...

I choose to support many local service groups where I live, especially Alcoholics Annonymous of which I am an active member. We help anyone anywhere without exception. It works!!!

Race for the cure! I would love it if a cure for breast cancer is found in my lifetime!!! =)

We donate to local needs. Christmas gifts for needy, food for the local shelter, missions at our church and other youth charities that we have known. We have bought meals for others. Where we see the need,if we can provide we try to help out.

I give of my time, my talents, and money to my church, I also donate blankets and other items that I have knitted to a local veteran's hospital and to a crisis pregnancy center. We donate unneeded items to the Idaho Youth Ranch, and the Ark (another used clothing/furnishing store). We donate to the Red Cross, and other charities if they are going door to door or we see them in public places - like the Red Cross bell ringers. We do this to support causes that we believe in and to help those who a are little more helpless than we are. We avoid giving to organizations that mail things to us - it feels too much like expensive junk mail when they are begging for money every month instead of using that money for their cause.

So many charities have high administrative costs so that a relatively small percent of donations go directly to the needy. A high percentage of donations to Salvation Army goes to their needy clientele. So I prefer to donate to them.

My main charity is NC Autism Society, because my son has high functioning Autism. Also to local charities like Angel Tree, local SPCA and many others.

The USO, various animal charities, the local VFD

Catholic charities, Poverello House & Salesian Missions, they help feed, clothe & pay bills for the poor. Also give when there is a hurricane or other natural disaster.

i support charities for animals because i love humanity but aniamls are helpless and arent able to ask for help or tell people they hurt or need someone to take care of them. there are so many animals who help humans like dogs for the blind or people with challenging disabilities and the police and fire dogs and animals that give to people who need comfort and unconditonal love, there are ones who help the farmers and animals who help with eggs and cheese and milk without having to be killed to help.they dont understand why humans try to hurt them or kill them. they are always there when everyone else desserts you ready to give you love no matter what you look like or how you talk or maybe not as smart as someone else always there if you are lonely and best of all they are wonderful listeners for anything at all you need to talk about and they dont hate you or dessert you because they dont like what you said or did, they accept everyone, why cant everyone accept them?

I help almost all the charities at one time or another. I feel we all need help in this world and no one is above the other in extending or offering what they can to their fellow mankind. It's just takes a good heart and soul!

the local pet rescue organizations

RALLY FOR THE CURE - In the few short years my husband and I have lived in the Phoenix area I have met and become friends with so many women who are breast cancer survivors. The attitude and courage these women have is amazing. My husband and I play in 2 Rally For the Cure golf tournaments every year hoping that our donations help toward finding a cure for breast cancer.

I support animal welfare organizations and the local food pantry.