There are various people and organizations I give to on an ongoing basis, as well as as the need comes up. I feel that I’m in a place now where I can give back financially. I don’t usually share that information either. I don’t know. It seems braggy in some way, which giving never should be.
I’ll tell you the next place, however, I’m giving.
By harnessing the power of women online, our contributions will improve maternal health and save women’s lives. Your donation to one or more of these projects can save women’s lives by supplying health care, birthing kits, education, trained birthing attendants, meals, and much, much more.
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Thank you so much for blogging to save women’s lives Sparksfley. And I am honored that we made your list of donations, in a year when most of us are counting every thin dime.
I know what you mean about “braggy”. I donate what I can, where I can and like to stick close to home on the agencies and groups we do support. That’s one of the reasons we went with GlobalGiving.com as BlogHer’s partner in this effort. They guarantee that any donation will be **on the ground working for the people you’re trying to help within 60 days**.
And that’s what I needed to support this. I donated to #2, Afghanistan, because with GlobalGiving’s help, I do believe that the money will get there and save a life.
Thanks again 🙂