fillymum
synful soul
Do you support a charity of any kind ???
In this difficult age I know most of us need every penny that comes our way to support ourselves and our families and that charity begins at home. No one more than we do here in bankrupt Spain.
There lots of different ways to support one. The RFL is a perfect example.
A friend of ours gave us a gift certificate for Christmas for an organisation that gives loans to people who need the money to improve an existing business or improve the one they have. These people are mainly in countries that are the poorest in the world. The money has to be repaid within an agreed time and you can then re-invest the money in someone else or withdraw the cash whichever you want.
Our initial investment sponsored 4 groups or individuals and has paid back enough to sponsor another person and is well on it's way to yielding enough for yet another. That will make it 6 people or groups sponsored.
I think it is a brilliant idea. These are all people who live in a way we could not imagine.
I am not a Holy Jo or a do good-er but I love the principal of this Charity. Every person who works with them including the outworkers work on a voluntary basis. They do not take one cent from the donations. You have the option of making a direct donation to them if you wish.
Also I am in no way what-so-ever trying to recruit anyone. Just sharing this with you as it is so good to see something so good and worthwhile happening.
In this difficult age I know most of us need every penny that comes our way to support ourselves and our families and that charity begins at home. No one more than we do here in bankrupt Spain.
There lots of different ways to support one. The RFL is a perfect example.
A friend of ours gave us a gift certificate for Christmas for an organisation that gives loans to people who need the money to improve an existing business or improve the one they have. These people are mainly in countries that are the poorest in the world. The money has to be repaid within an agreed time and you can then re-invest the money in someone else or withdraw the cash whichever you want.
Our initial investment sponsored 4 groups or individuals and has paid back enough to sponsor another person and is well on it's way to yielding enough for yet another. That will make it 6 people or groups sponsored.
I think it is a brilliant idea. These are all people who live in a way we could not imagine.
I am not a Holy Jo or a do good-er but I love the principal of this Charity. Every person who works with them including the outworkers work on a voluntary basis. They do not take one cent from the donations. You have the option of making a direct donation to them if you wish.
Also I am in no way what-so-ever trying to recruit anyone. Just sharing this with you as it is so good to see something so good and worthwhile happening.
to the RSPCA for a shelter to be built there, but because it wasn't left to the Brid branch it went into general coffers! Didn't see a penny.
