Charities & Causes

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Charities & Causes

Posted by: debeli

19th Dec 2010 10:11am

this x-mass think about people in need for food, so when you sit at the table loaded with food. don't dump all your food ,you can't consume, give to charities ,and thay will pass it to our poor and needy people,after all they are humans,like us


Anonymous
  • 23rd Apr 2012 06:30pm

yes i agree there are so many of us in australia that take the simple things like having a meal for granted when their are so many families out there that cant afford to eat its so sad, i clean my pantry out once a month and any cans or packets that are in date i donate to the salvos along with clothes i no longer wear or i have out grown just the small things make a different.


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