Do You Donate To Organizations?

[Rilles]

Im thinking about starting to donate money to the poor. Im unsure if its worth it... if the money goes to the fat greedy capitalist  at the top or actually helps the person in need? Whatcha think?

Edited November 27, 2018 by Rilles

[lmfao]

@Rilles the idea that charity CEO's get paid too much is an ignorant claim, according to this video

Very good talk I watched a while back. 

[Rilles]

1 minute ago, lmfao said:

@Rilles the idea that charity CEO's get paid too much is an ignorant claim, according to this video

Very good talk I watched a while back. 

Thanks! Thats why Im checking in with you guys???

[lmfao]

I dont know how accurate/true the video is, it's just a perspective im linking to you

[Hellspeed]

Not anymore. Helping that way will is not a help in reality, it creates addicts. 

[Rilles]

3 minutes ago, Hellspeed said:

Not anymore. Helping that way will is not a help in reality, it creates addicts. 

How come?

[Nahm]

@Rilles Give locally; churches, shelters, half way homes, etc. There’s no shortage of people who could use a hand getting back on their feet. 

[Rilles]

19 minutes ago, Nahm said:

@Rilles Give locally; churches, shelters, half way homes, etc. There’s no shortage of people who could use a hand getting back on their feet. 

Sweden is already pretty well off... I want to reach further... But I can do both. 

[lmfao]

@Hellspeed

47 minutes ago, Hellspeed said:

Not anymore. Helping that way will is not a help in reality, it creates addicts. 

Are you referring to the charity workers becoming addicts to money? Or are you saying that the recepeients of charity become addicts? If its the latter case, I don't think funding humanitarian aid for starving African children is gonna create addicts. Neither is helping the disabled, disease stricken or extremely poor gonna create addicts. 

[Hellspeed]

Giving money for free leads to destruction in the long run for those who receive it. Because it creates a glitch in the Matrix of the mind.

Ever wonder why people remain poor? Is because of this.

Ever wonder why those who had literally nothing can become the greatest?  

 

Maybe only the disabled are in this kind of need, otherwise, we have the world that we have. 

Edited November 27, 2018 by Hellspeed

[Rookie]

Why not just give back to Leo? Your money would go much farther, and your contribution would feel more personal since you already have a pseudo-connection with him. 

https://actualized.org/tip-jar

[Rilles]

33 minutes ago, Rookie said:

Why not just give back to Leo? Your money would go much farther, and your contribution would feel more personal since you already have a pseudo-connection with him. 

https://actualized.org/tip-jar

Lol! Yeah I could... although I doubt Leo is starving without a roof to sleep under. Could do it as a thanks though, good idea. 

[Hellspeed]

34 minutes ago, Rookie said:

Why not just give back to Leo? Your money would go much farther, and your contribution would feel more personal since you already have a pseudo-connection with him. 

https://actualized.org/tip-jar

?

[Rilles]

4 hours ago, Hellspeed said:

Giving money for free leads to destruction in the long run for those who receive it. Because it creates a glitch in the Matrix of the mind.

Ever wonder why people remain poor? Is because of this.

Ever wonder why those who had literally nothing can become the greatest?  

 

Maybe only the disabled are in this kind of need, otherwise, we have the world that we have. 

Starving is not an addiction. Im willing to give a buck to someone who doesnt change the world but lives a decent life.

[purerogue]

Very rarely I give money , I do not trust most charity spending habits, there are just tremendous amounts of money put into charity, with very little 

outcome, especially when you understand how much that money is worth in thous countries compared to ones who give it. 

[brugluiz]

7 hours ago, Nahm said:

@Rilles Give locally; churches, shelters, half way homes, etc. There’s no shortage of people who could use a hand getting back on their feet. 

Think globally, act locally.

[thehero]

give to organizations that you truly truly believe in 
 

maybe neurofeedback centers. these guys are doing some great fucking work for mental health 

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[XYZ]

Think bigger than just "helping poor people." 

Always thought it would be cool to donate to grassroots de-mining operations in areas devastated by bombing, where people regularly die or loose limbs to un-detonated munitions everywhere. Cause lots of these places in Asia and Africa receive no funding to clean it up.

[Rilles]

47 minutes ago, XYZ said:

Think bigger than just "helping poor people." 

Always thought it would be cool to donate to grassroots de-mining operations in areas devastated by bombing, where people regularly die or loose limbs to un-detonated munitions everywhere. Cause lots of these places in Asia and Africa receive no funding to clean it up.

Hm...interesting...I’ll definitely look into that!

[Myrox]

Charity.org and other watchdog groups help you understand where your money goes. I’ve given to church for years but am disenfranchised over the uses. I love compassion child and have watched a boy in Peru grow up with my help. Overall, I’d try to be hands on with the organization so you know how it is being used. Yes, I agree with donating to Leo. He is amazing and is changing the world for the better. Giving definitely raises your vibration and is a good thing for all.