I just started baseball and i practice 45min everyday. How long would it take me to get good at it?
Q. I started baseball latlely. I practice everyday for 45minutes. How long would it take me to be able to be on high school team? like how long?! btws im a girl... yes and i have or practice the right thing
Asked by forlove - Mon Sep 6 01:13:15 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I started baseball latlely. I practice everyday for 45minutes. How long would it take me to be able to be on high school team? like how long?! btws im a girl... yes and i have or practice the right thing
Asked by forlove - Mon Sep 6 01:13:15 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
What would be something crazy, but reasonable to do for charity?
Q. Hi, my name is Ian and I am looking to do something for charity; like the title says, something crazy so people will want to donate, but something reasonable. I am an ordinary person, but I have a huge heart and want to go through something similar to the struggles of the people who the profits will go to face every day. I would really like to place my time, energy, and heart in place of theirs for a day, so maybe they can live more comfortably a moment. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Asked by Ferrari004 - Fri Sep 10 00:45:23 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Hi, my name is Ian and I am looking to do something for charity; like the title says, something crazy so people will want to donate, but something reasonable. I am an ordinary person, but I have a huge heart and want to go through something similar to the struggles of the people who the profits will go to face every day. I would really like to place my time, energy, and heart in place of theirs for a day, so maybe they can live more comfortably a moment. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Asked by Ferrari004 - Fri Sep 10 00:45:23 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
If I volunteer for charity work in Palestine what actual dangers could I face?
Q. I want actual, real threats to my safety, and informed answers only please. I have heard that the Palestinians themselves will value you, the extremists may either be the same or see you as another potential hostage despite your good work, and the Israelis will act indifferently unless, to put it bluntly, an Israeli soldier sees fit to use you for target practice. Please serious, informed answers only please. I am only thinking of doing this, so any resources would also be gratefully received. Thanks!
Asked by Rover - Thu Jul 13 05:48:51 2006 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never heard of Palestinians kidnapping anyone who is living amongst them and helping out in the community. The biggest threat you face would be being caught in the crossfire of some Israeli raid battling with the locals, or if you are in the wrong place you could get hit by an Israeli shell. I'm not saying Palestinians are innocent, but if you live in a Palestinian area, it would be Israeli weapons which would kill you. If you are an American you might have a few problems. If you are a woman dress very conservatively and you will have fewer problems. People forget that Palestinians have fairly modern attitudes because they also believe they are fighting for survival and are prone to acts of violence in their perceived national self-d [cont.]
Answered by Tainruadh - Thu Jul 13 06:06:00 2006
Q. I want actual, real threats to my safety, and informed answers only please. I have heard that the Palestinians themselves will value you, the extremists may either be the same or see you as another potential hostage despite your good work, and the Israelis will act indifferently unless, to put it bluntly, an Israeli soldier sees fit to use you for target practice. Please serious, informed answers only please. I am only thinking of doing this, so any resources would also be gratefully received. Thanks!
Asked by Rover - Thu Jul 13 05:48:51 2006 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have never heard of Palestinians kidnapping anyone who is living amongst them and helping out in the community. The biggest threat you face would be being caught in the crossfire of some Israeli raid battling with the locals, or if you are in the wrong place you could get hit by an Israeli shell. I'm not saying Palestinians are innocent, but if you live in a Palestinian area, it would be Israeli weapons which would kill you. If you are an American you might have a few problems. If you are a woman dress very conservatively and you will have fewer problems. People forget that Palestinians have fairly modern attitudes because they also believe they are fighting for survival and are prone to acts of violence in their perceived national self-d [cont.]
Answered by Tainruadh - Thu Jul 13 06:06:00 2006
What is a good name for a charity golf tournament?
Q. The money from the tournament will go towards educating the public about "green" and environmentally sound practices. This will be our second golf tourney this year, the first one was called "Putting for Green". Any suggestions?
Asked by Randi R - Thu Jul 29 16:35:00 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a player can hit the green on a Par 4 in 1 shot, it is called Driving the Green. How about Drive the Green or Drive For Green
Answered by GBeck - Thu Jul 29 18:37:49 2010
Q. The money from the tournament will go towards educating the public about "green" and environmentally sound practices. This will be our second golf tourney this year, the first one was called "Putting for Green". Any suggestions?
Asked by Randi R - Thu Jul 29 16:35:00 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a player can hit the green on a Par 4 in 1 shot, it is called Driving the Green. How about Drive the Green or Drive For Green
Answered by GBeck - Thu Jul 29 18:37:49 2010
What charity fundraising activities are you most likely to give to?
Q. I need to think of idea to raise money for our chosen charity. I don't like getting "sponsors" from family and friends so what else can I do that will get our chosen charities loads of money?
Asked by Dave - Sun Nov 5 15:50:07 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Our organisation has a webshop with links to various retailers (amazon, m & s, comet, etc.) who give us commission when people make purchases. It's fantastic, and what's more, it's free! It takes only a few minutes to set up, and there is no maintenance required. Feel free to have a look at ours... www.buy.at/meashambaptist church and if you if you decide to sign up via our site we will earn a pound, too!
Answered by anchan - Sun Nov 5 16:04:09 2006
Q. I need to think of idea to raise money for our chosen charity. I don't like getting "sponsors" from family and friends so what else can I do that will get our chosen charities loads of money?
Asked by Dave - Sun Nov 5 15:50:07 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Our organisation has a webshop with links to various retailers (amazon, m & s, comet, etc.) who give us commission when people make purchases. It's fantastic, and what's more, it's free! It takes only a few minutes to set up, and there is no maintenance required. Feel free to have a look at ours... www.buy.at/meashambaptist church and if you if you decide to sign up via our site we will earn a pound, too!
Answered by anchan - Sun Nov 5 16:04:09 2006
What charity organization should I volunteer for?
Q. Hey, I've got a lot of time on my hands at the moment and really want to put it to better use rather than spending day watching films, facebook, msn etc. I am wondering what charity I should perhaps look into volunteering for. There are 2 small towns near me with various shops easy to get too or a big variety in the city centre. Is there any charities really crying out for help? Im also wondering what overseas charity organisations there are that need volunteers? Thanks
Asked by iamamonster - Sun Jul 4 18:33:44 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Finding Community Service and Volunteering for Teens Volunteering Abroad
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Mon Jul 5 16:24:33 2010
Q. Hey, I've got a lot of time on my hands at the moment and really want to put it to better use rather than spending day watching films, facebook, msn etc. I am wondering what charity I should perhaps look into volunteering for. There are 2 small towns near me with various shops easy to get too or a big variety in the city centre. Is there any charities really crying out for help? Im also wondering what overseas charity organisations there are that need volunteers? Thanks
Asked by iamamonster - Sun Jul 4 18:33:44 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Finding Community Service and Volunteering for Teens Volunteering Abroad
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Mon Jul 5 16:24:33 2010
When giving to a charity on behalf of XYZ, should I give to my charity of choice or the choice of XYZ?
Q. My mother-in-law wants to give to charity on our behalf for the holidays. My husband and I want the charity dollars to go to either the Humane Society or a children's cause. My mother-in-law wants the dollars to go to her church. What is the correct procedure on this?
Asked by Lucinda P - Mon Dec 3 09:42:48 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would probably split
Answered by VanHelsing - Mon Dec 3 10:00:39 2007
Q. My mother-in-law wants to give to charity on our behalf for the holidays. My husband and I want the charity dollars to go to either the Humane Society or a children's cause. My mother-in-law wants the dollars to go to her church. What is the correct procedure on this?
Asked by Lucinda P - Mon Dec 3 09:42:48 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would probably split
Answered by VanHelsing - Mon Dec 3 10:00:39 2007
How do you check if a charity is a scam?
Q. I want to donate money to charity. I've made recent donations to UNICEF, Heal Africa and Smile Train. However I have read a recent article saying that there are some lowlifes who make fake charities and send out emails asking for money. I want to know which charities are good and how to tell if a charity is real. Names would be nice.
Asked by Clippy Chick - Sat May 8 18:06:04 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to do a bit of research about the organizations you are considering donating to. First off, I do not respond to e-mails or phone calls from people or groups that I did not initiate the contact with; I flat out refuse to donate to any group that does cold calls. I am also very wary of doing an internet search (Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc) in search of a cause or charity because scammers can put up fake websites. You can use your local Better Business Bureau, State Attorneys General Office, and State consumer protection department to check out charities that operate in your local area. The Guidestar website listed in a previous answer is a good source of information on Charities. I've posted other good websites in the Source section.… [cont.]
Answered by SandwichGeneration - Sun May 9 06:24:07 2010
Q. I want to donate money to charity. I've made recent donations to UNICEF, Heal Africa and Smile Train. However I have read a recent article saying that there are some lowlifes who make fake charities and send out emails asking for money. I want to know which charities are good and how to tell if a charity is real. Names would be nice.
Asked by Clippy Chick - Sat May 8 18:06:04 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to do a bit of research about the organizations you are considering donating to. First off, I do not respond to e-mails or phone calls from people or groups that I did not initiate the contact with; I flat out refuse to donate to any group that does cold calls. I am also very wary of doing an internet search (Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc) in search of a cause or charity because scammers can put up fake websites. You can use your local Better Business Bureau, State Attorneys General Office, and State consumer protection department to check out charities that operate in your local area. The Guidestar website listed in a previous answer is a good source of information on Charities. I've posted other good websites in the Source section.… [cont.]
Answered by SandwichGeneration - Sun May 9 06:24:07 2010
How do you start a charity?
Q. Last week my colleagues and I each pitched in some money to play the lottery. we were asking each other whatwe'd do with the money if we won. I said I'd keep a fourth for myself and use the other 3/4s to start 3 charities. Although I didn't win the lottery I kinda still want to start the 3 charities. One is a scholarship, the other is a research fund, the other is a pediatric charity. The problem is I need $10 million to start each charity. I was going to put the money in a high yield savings account or buy bonds and whatever interest is received will be the money that goes to the cause. that way I can still give even after I'm long dead. Since no one is going to write such a huge check without proof how do you start a charity? I know… [cont.]
Asked by christigmc - Tue Sep 4 11:23:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My View on this is to use the phone and ring around to other Chair ties. Ask questions,Do surveys on what people want and need. Good Luck
Answered by Tracey L - Wed Sep 12 06:46:17 2007
Q. Last week my colleagues and I each pitched in some money to play the lottery. we were asking each other whatwe'd do with the money if we won. I said I'd keep a fourth for myself and use the other 3/4s to start 3 charities. Although I didn't win the lottery I kinda still want to start the 3 charities. One is a scholarship, the other is a research fund, the other is a pediatric charity. The problem is I need $10 million to start each charity. I was going to put the money in a high yield savings account or buy bonds and whatever interest is received will be the money that goes to the cause. that way I can still give even after I'm long dead. Since no one is going to write such a huge check without proof how do you start a charity? I know… [cont.]
Asked by christigmc - Tue Sep 4 11:23:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My View on this is to use the phone and ring around to other Chair ties. Ask questions,Do surveys on what people want and need. Good Luck
Answered by Tracey L - Wed Sep 12 06:46:17 2007
Where can I find a charity to donate money for mosquito nets and fresh water?
Q. Last year I found a website for a charity that basically "purchased" mosquito nets, water, blankets, etc with the donations. So, you knew exactly what the charity could get with the money. I didn't have the money last year, but I do this year and would like to donate in my family's name for Christmas presents. Basically, saying each member bought a mosquito net for a needy family or something like that. Where can I find a charity that does something like this??
Asked by wishfulphoenix - Thu Nov 2 17:02:09 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Oxfam -
Answered by ~jve~ - Thu Nov 2 17:15:54 2006
Q. Last year I found a website for a charity that basically "purchased" mosquito nets, water, blankets, etc with the donations. So, you knew exactly what the charity could get with the money. I didn't have the money last year, but I do this year and would like to donate in my family's name for Christmas presents. Basically, saying each member bought a mosquito net for a needy family or something like that. Where can I find a charity that does something like this??
Asked by wishfulphoenix - Thu Nov 2 17:02:09 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try Oxfam -
Answered by ~jve~ - Thu Nov 2 17:15:54 2006
How does the person hosting a charity event make money?
Q. I'm confused on how the person that is hosting a charity event would make their money. For example: Let's say someone's hosting a casino charity event, and all the money that the people loose goes to the cause. So how does the person that host's the event make any money? Or doesn't he? Does he just do it to get brownie points for his karma? But then how do big charity organizations make their money, who pays them? And wouldn't the people loose many because they have to spend the money to rent all the game tables?
Asked by Daniel V - Wed Dec 30 03:08:27 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The person operating the event is a volunteer and 100% of money raised goes to the charity or they are a professional fundraiser that contracted with the charity for a percentage of the proceeds. Some take as much as 60%
Answered by Iffy - Wed Dec 30 09:47:07 2009
Q. I'm confused on how the person that is hosting a charity event would make their money. For example: Let's say someone's hosting a casino charity event, and all the money that the people loose goes to the cause. So how does the person that host's the event make any money? Or doesn't he? Does he just do it to get brownie points for his karma? But then how do big charity organizations make their money, who pays them? And wouldn't the people loose many because they have to spend the money to rent all the game tables?
Asked by Daniel V - Wed Dec 30 03:08:27 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The person operating the event is a volunteer and 100% of money raised goes to the charity or they are a professional fundraiser that contracted with the charity for a percentage of the proceeds. Some take as much as 60%
Answered by Iffy - Wed Dec 30 09:47:07 2009
Who is the best charity to donate to at christmas?
Q. If I was going to have a charity drive, and all the proceeds would be devided evenly between al 50 States, what charity would be best to donate to?
Asked by rastapunker - Tue Nov 14 05:39:57 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. toys for tots homeless shelters
Answered by Talking Hat - Tue Nov 14 05:47:20 2006
Q. If I was going to have a charity drive, and all the proceeds would be devided evenly between al 50 States, what charity would be best to donate to?
Asked by rastapunker - Tue Nov 14 05:39:57 2006 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. toys for tots homeless shelters
Answered by Talking Hat - Tue Nov 14 05:47:20 2006
What are the best charity and thrift shops in London and the surrounding area?
Q. Charity shopping in London is becoming quite expensive. I'm looking for charity shops/boot sales that still offer great bargains, with view to buying stock for a vintage store. Travelling to the outskirts of London is possible. Any serious tip offs greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by kirstymmckie - Fri May 30 10:58:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High street Ken...down the bottom have a really good few charity shops. As do Hamstead Heath..and aren't over priced.
Answered by Lauren - Fri May 30 11:12:17 2008
Q. Charity shopping in London is becoming quite expensive. I'm looking for charity shops/boot sales that still offer great bargains, with view to buying stock for a vintage store. Travelling to the outskirts of London is possible. Any serious tip offs greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by kirstymmckie - Fri May 30 10:58:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. High street Ken...down the bottom have a really good few charity shops. As do Hamstead Heath..and aren't over priced.
Answered by Lauren - Fri May 30 11:12:17 2008
What is a good charity to raise awareness of teen drug use?
Q. Me and a few friends want to get involved and help out. We lost a friend due to teen drug use. It was very tragic and he will be very missed. I'm very heartbroken, but at the same time want to do something to make sure this doesn't have to happen to anyone else. My friends and I are offering to do jobs in our area to raise money for a charity that will raise awareness of teen drugs. The problem is, we don't know any trustworthy charities for this cause. We live in Washington state. Any suggestions?
Asked by ema G - Sat Mar 13 00:34:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check this link
Answered by CB - Sat Mar 13 12:58:27 2010
Q. Me and a few friends want to get involved and help out. We lost a friend due to teen drug use. It was very tragic and he will be very missed. I'm very heartbroken, but at the same time want to do something to make sure this doesn't have to happen to anyone else. My friends and I are offering to do jobs in our area to raise money for a charity that will raise awareness of teen drugs. The problem is, we don't know any trustworthy charities for this cause. We live in Washington state. Any suggestions?
Asked by ema G - Sat Mar 13 00:34:47 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check this link
Answered by CB - Sat Mar 13 12:58:27 2010
When throwing a charity event, are you supposed to give them all the money?
Q. I'm planning an art show for later in the year. It will consist of 30-35 artists work and I would like to have it as a charity event, but I was only going to have a percentage of the money from any purchased art go to the charity and the rest would go to the artists. Is that wrong? How do these things usually work? I don't wanna look like a schmuck especially since there are some pretty big celebrities associated with the charity I'm considering.
Asked by CaptainWow - Fri Apr 3 11:57:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as you advertise what percentage is for charity. Your ads could say 25% of all proceeds will be donated to "Name Your Charity" Make sure you have the written permission of the charity to collect monies in their name
Answered by Iffy - Fri Apr 3 16:01:39 2009
Q. I'm planning an art show for later in the year. It will consist of 30-35 artists work and I would like to have it as a charity event, but I was only going to have a percentage of the money from any purchased art go to the charity and the rest would go to the artists. Is that wrong? How do these things usually work? I don't wanna look like a schmuck especially since there are some pretty big celebrities associated with the charity I'm considering.
Asked by CaptainWow - Fri Apr 3 11:57:30 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as you advertise what percentage is for charity. Your ads could say 25% of all proceeds will be donated to "Name Your Charity" Make sure you have the written permission of the charity to collect monies in their name
Answered by Iffy - Fri Apr 3 16:01:39 2009
Is the charity from religion worth the irrationality from it?
Q. I wanted to know what you guys think. Would you rather have more people doing good and donating to charity from belief in an afterlife and rewards, or maybe a little less but a more rational and freethinking society. I think it's worth it, and we can try to push charity more.
Asked by Atheist Guy - Tue Aug 3 23:00:53 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a well worn saying to cover that question. Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll eat for a life time. Give a man religion and he'll starve to death praying for a fish.
Answered by Black Mack - Wed Aug 4 04:33:37 2010
Q. I wanted to know what you guys think. Would you rather have more people doing good and donating to charity from belief in an afterlife and rewards, or maybe a little less but a more rational and freethinking society. I think it's worth it, and we can try to push charity more.
Asked by Atheist Guy - Tue Aug 3 23:00:53 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There's a well worn saying to cover that question. Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll eat for a life time. Give a man religion and he'll starve to death praying for a fish.
Answered by Black Mack - Wed Aug 4 04:33:37 2010
What is your favorite charity for giving cash and why is that one your favorite?
Q. Which charity - specifically - would you suggest is the best to give a cash contribution. Not the United Way (as good as they are)...but a stand alone charity that is deserving of our money. And, why do you recommend that charity?
Asked by homerunhitter - Tue Jul 11 22:28:37 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Salvation Army. I have worked with different organizations in local community service. The Salvation Army accepts all, helps all, and is on the scene quickly and quietly. They don't spend all their funds on advertising, their volunteers just get there and get to work. I am proud to have worked with them for over 7 years. The best and toughest job I never got paid for!!
Answered by seeitknowit - Wed Jul 12 01:41:30 2006
Q. Which charity - specifically - would you suggest is the best to give a cash contribution. Not the United Way (as good as they are)...but a stand alone charity that is deserving of our money. And, why do you recommend that charity?
Asked by homerunhitter - Tue Jul 11 22:28:37 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Salvation Army. I have worked with different organizations in local community service. The Salvation Army accepts all, helps all, and is on the scene quickly and quietly. They don't spend all their funds on advertising, their volunteers just get there and get to work. I am proud to have worked with them for over 7 years. The best and toughest job I never got paid for!!
Answered by seeitknowit - Wed Jul 12 01:41:30 2006
How can I organize a charity event?
Q. I wanted to organize a concert held for charity, with local bands playing, but I don't know how I can do this. I'm pretty sure I need to pick a specific charity for it, and I picked aids in Africa. I'm a high school student, and in addition to wanting to help, I was wondering if I would get charity credits for it. if it helps... I live in Virginia, near Leesburg! The exact charity is: Millennium Promise
Asked by KBoo - Thu Jan 1 21:24:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need to book a venue. Your going to have to pay up front. Book local bands and shoot for them to volunteer there time as opposed to paying for their appearences. Sell tickets in advance to help cover the cost of the venue, sell tickets at the door but at a higher rate that way you actually make a profit. Your going to need to check with a soda/water company and see if they have fundraising programs, this way you can offer beverages and make a profit. If you plan on making this a yearly event your profits need to be the seed money to get the one for next year going AND enough to donate to a charity. Think about your charity also. Is there a large concern in your community for what you picked out? Most often it's the local… [cont.]
Answered by Nekhtet - Fri Jan 2 14:59:08 2009
Q. I wanted to organize a concert held for charity, with local bands playing, but I don't know how I can do this. I'm pretty sure I need to pick a specific charity for it, and I picked aids in Africa. I'm a high school student, and in addition to wanting to help, I was wondering if I would get charity credits for it. if it helps... I live in Virginia, near Leesburg! The exact charity is: Millennium Promise
Asked by KBoo - Thu Jan 1 21:24:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will need to book a venue. Your going to have to pay up front. Book local bands and shoot for them to volunteer there time as opposed to paying for their appearences. Sell tickets in advance to help cover the cost of the venue, sell tickets at the door but at a higher rate that way you actually make a profit. Your going to need to check with a soda/water company and see if they have fundraising programs, this way you can offer beverages and make a profit. If you plan on making this a yearly event your profits need to be the seed money to get the one for next year going AND enough to donate to a charity. Think about your charity also. Is there a large concern in your community for what you picked out? Most often it's the local… [cont.]
Answered by Nekhtet - Fri Jan 2 14:59:08 2009
Charity to adopt a family and donate Christmas gifts?
Q. Last year I found an online charity where families who can't afford Christmas for their kids post things they need and then you can pick a family and meet up with them to give them gifts. Now I can't remember what it was called? Any idea? I was thinking of the Yahoo group Christmas Wishes, but that's only in Pennsylvania. is there something similar in Florida?
Asked by awwwwwwberry - Wed Nov 12 18:58:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out the food court at an outlet mall - you're bound to find someone needy.
Answered by Uncle Snotty Banged Aunt Dotty - Wed Nov 12 23:14:47 2008
Q. Last year I found an online charity where families who can't afford Christmas for their kids post things they need and then you can pick a family and meet up with them to give them gifts. Now I can't remember what it was called? Any idea? I was thinking of the Yahoo group Christmas Wishes, but that's only in Pennsylvania. is there something similar in Florida?
Asked by awwwwwwberry - Wed Nov 12 18:58:57 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check out the food court at an outlet mall - you're bound to find someone needy.
Answered by Uncle Snotty Banged Aunt Dotty - Wed Nov 12 23:14:47 2008
What would be a sutiable charity to run for?
Q. hello! im running a half marathon in October and i was wondering if you could list me some sutiable charities i have mental health problems so i was considering a charity surrounding that. im 16 btw so maybe a youth charity?! help!
Asked by Polly - Thu Jan 21 13:36:54 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about "Mind" or "Mencap" or even the "Samaritans"? Just google Mental Health and I am sure you will be given quite a list of organisations that could use a financial boost. Great you are doing it!
Answered by Belgian maiden - Thu Jan 21 13:49:01 2010
Q. hello! im running a half marathon in October and i was wondering if you could list me some sutiable charities i have mental health problems so i was considering a charity surrounding that. im 16 btw so maybe a youth charity?! help!
Asked by Polly - Thu Jan 21 13:36:54 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about "Mind" or "Mencap" or even the "Samaritans"? Just google Mental Health and I am sure you will be given quite a list of organisations that could use a financial boost. Great you are doing it!
Answered by Belgian maiden - Thu Jan 21 13:49:01 2010
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