Giving Tuesday

Nov 29 is Giving Tuesday!  I encourage you to find an organization close to your heart to donate your time, treasures, and / or talents (it's not just about the money).

Ideas include…but more importantly, choose the charity closest to your heart:

I encourage you to find something meaningful to you.  Examples include

Hunger Network (or any number of local pantries that can be found here:    https://hungernetwork.org/find-help/find-food/

Cleveland Zoo Society     https://www.clevelandzoosociety.org/      

Valley Riding     http://valleyriding.org/

Project Linus     http://projectlinus.org/

Ronald McDonald Charities (their house, their mobile dental unit)     https://rmhc-neo.org/home.html

WestShore Meals on Wheels     https://www.westshoremow.org/

Applewood Centers     http://www.applewoodcenters.org/

LENSC     http://www.lensc.org/

The City Mission     https://www.thecitymission.org/

Coats for Kids     https://coatsforkidscleveland.org/

Toys for Tots     https://brookpark-oh.toysfortots.org/local-coordinator-sites/lco-sites/default.aspx?nPageID=100&nPreviewInd=200

Love A Stray     https://www.loveastraydog.com/     OR     https://www.loveastraycat.com/

Cleveland APL     https://clevelandapl.org/

Project Learn    

OR…consider giving donations of items you no longer need.  In 1 of my prior charity related blogs, I gave suggestions about de-cluttering your home.  It doesn't have to be the whole house at once.  You can do 1 room every weekend.  What are some things sitting collecting dust?  Have you not used some items in the last 6 months to year?

The Salvation Army     https://easternusa.salvationarmy.org/greater-cleveland/

Goodwill     https://www.goodwillgoodskills.org/

Savers     https://www.savers.com/


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