Im poor too but i can afford a dollar of charity every once in a while, even if it’s letting a friend sleep on the couch.
Yes taxes are completely fucked up and the oligarchs are running the country into the ground here in the US, but it doesn’t change the fundamental human benefit of being charitable where you can.
That’s why, imo, directly help the people who need it.
For example, our local area has a thing called “Real Change,” and the money goes directly to the people who need it. I read it online, so I just give them cash instead.
If you know someone that needs $10 (or whatever you can afford) here and there to survive, give it to them right out. I’d much rather see communities helping people directly than the CEO money grabbing charities get the money. Also, fuck goodwill.
Im poor too but i can afford a dollar of charity every once in a while, even if it’s letting a friend sleep on the couch.
Yes taxes are completely fucked up and the oligarchs are running the country into the ground here in the US, but it doesn’t change the fundamental human benefit of being charitable where you can.
That’s why, imo, directly help the people who need it.
For example, our local area has a thing called “Real Change,” and the money goes directly to the people who need it. I read it online, so I just give them cash instead.
If you know someone that needs $10 (or whatever you can afford) here and there to survive, give it to them right out. I’d much rather see communities helping people directly than the CEO money grabbing charities get the money. Also, fuck goodwill.