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- Fantastic Organization! The best!
Posted by Sugarphly | November 20, 2009 9:37:08 AM
Shriners Hospitals for Children
These guys are the BEST! Because of their St. Louis Hospital for Children and the dedicated staff there my 3 year old little girl not only walks, but jumps, runs and dances! Without them, she would be in a wheelchair and would never be able to do any of those things. They are so kind and compassionate with everyone and because of them so very many children have much better lives than they ever dreamed about. THANK YOU SHRINERS! You gave my baby back her ability to dance and gave me hope after I thought it was gone. Thank you! - My 2 cents
Posted by hgiog | November 20, 2009 9:37:00 AM
Compassion International
I read a few posts that just made me want to give my 2 cents. I love how some people think that every thing should be done by volunteers. Any of you try doing a fulltime job to support yourself and then volunteer fulltime as well? I see no problem with a CEO getting paid. The amount is likely due to the level of education the CEO had to go through and his living expenses which I would bet includes travel costs and such. As far as the misunderstanding between cultures concernig a child that cant understand that a woman can support herself. Mam, where's your grace? We can't expect Compassion to go over and change an entire culture to make you feel better. Working with other cultures is a delicate thing. The important thing is that your child is being helped. Perhaps as the child grows up he will come to understand American culture a little better, but as it is he is growing up in his culture not yours. - Take a look at This!!!
Posted by Fallon OBrien | November 20, 2009 5:43:21 AM
Disabled Veterans' LIFE Memorial Foundation
Go to wwwwheresthemoneyloiscom and you decide if this is a responsible organization.
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