So I'm sitting here working dilegently and I get an email, Stating how out of line I am, and what makes one charitable recipant more deservad than another and who am I to judge how the money is spent. Come on, Really!!!!!
Here's the deal so I am clear, I don't care what you do with the money that comes from a charitable donation. But, how can one person say that spending money on car parts and computer parts is a worthy expenditure when you are claiming you are in debt to the eyeballs. I mean if you sell your car to pay bills then need to purchase a new car, OK. But if that car is a Ferrari and you sold a Yugo. Well, lets just say that I don't know if that's a "Get out of debt" move. Sell your 26" TV, Buy a 70" plasma, again not a smart business move. We could do this all day.
Now knowing what I know, I am very hesitant to donate anything, anywhere.
All's I'm saying is be cautious when donating, unless its liquid cash that you don't care about an I know we all have that laying around. And if your asking for a receipt to deduct it, are you doing it for the right reasons???? I'm sure that will spark another politically motivated email
Let me know what you think.
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Just so there are no confusions, I am not speaking of the Baby Leah fund listed below. That is about as worthy cause as I can see.
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