
Your work from home site for moms, dads, or anyone who wants to earn a living at home.
Money may be tight for you, but it's probably even worse for other families in your area. Take a little time and do something for someone you don't know. Here are some suggestions:
Donate blood. If you qualify, this is something very easy and safe to do. Check with your local Blood Bank or Red Cross for a donation center near you.
Volunteer. You don't have to spend money to help. Do volunteer work at your local homeless shelter or retirement home. Work for Habitat for Humanity. Visit the animals at the animal shelter.
You can also just buy a little extra food for the food bank. One can of food every time you go shopping or even every other time won't hit most budgets all that hard but can mean a lot to those relying on the local food bank.
Have a suggestion? Let us know.
Donate your old maternity clothes, baby clothes, and baby supplies to a local Crisis Pregnancy Center. They are often listed under abortion alternatives in the phone book.
- Jen, Just for Kids Mailbox Club
Worthy Causes
My list of some great causes. If you aren't sure how to get started, these charities might be a good place to start looking for ideas.
A season for giving
Charity ideas for around the holidays. It's a special time for your family, and you can make it special for others.
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