How you can help
Helping is much easier than you might imagine.
One of the best ways is to simply call your representatives and politely let
them know that certain issues are becoming increasingly more important to
you.
Ask them politely if they might focus more of their time on these pressing
issues.
Your representatives DO want to know what you want. If you are considerate,
reasonable,
respectful and assured, they WILL listen.
You can say, "The issue of child abuse, hunger, and global abandonment is
becoming increasingly more important to me. As your constituent, I would like
to ask for you to devote more time to this. Will you consider my
request?" Wait for their answer. Let them make a commitment to you.
Your opinion DOES matter. Believe it or not, very few people contact their
officials. When they do, their comments are noted and reviewed. Each friendly
conversation you can have with a staff member of your representative
will have an effect.
It is their job to listen to you. And, yes, they hear. You can find your
legislators HERE.
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Finding a good charity that spends its money wisely
You can check out your charity's facts and figures HERE
at http://www.charitynavigator.org/.
If they use their funding wisely and prudently, and they have a good success
record, then you can be assured that your donation will not be wasted.
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Volunteering in Africa
Would you like to go to Africa to help in a hands on way? You can research
volunteering in Africa HERE.
This could be a life changing experience for you that you will never forget.
Sharing your blessings may very well be the best thing that you ever did, and
the best thing you ever received.
You will meet other extraordinary people.
Your contributions could help save countless lives, and help them achieve
happiness and contentment that once seemed impossible.
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1b. **NEW** Visit
Angolan teenager Carlos Mezenga's blog HERE. Website:
savethechildren.net
You can donate - even a small amount can make a huge difference.
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2. Meat eaters: purchase humanely
raised, naturally raised meat. Better for you, better for the animals. Allowing animals to live a
good life, and then killing them quickly and painlessly is
the only option worth considering. Meat from such animals is more nutritious
and much better tasting and without chemicals and hormones. More
likely, such meat comes from animals that were fed natural and organic
feed.
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3. Avoid
genetically modified (GMO) fruits, vegetables, foods.
Buy
organic, whenever possible, even though it may be shipped a long
distance. Organic growers need support. Their efforts need to
be rewarded. Large growers need encouragement to switch to organic
growing methods.
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2. Read about Genetically Modified Fruits, Vegetables, other
Crops that can Devastate Health
http://www.mercola.com/2003/jul/2/gm_crops.htm
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Helping, Protecting and Serving Those Who Are the
Most Innocent Among Us
www.childrenandanimalsfoundation.org
help@childrenandanimalsfoundation.org
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