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[Rowland Smith <rowland AT cashi.us>]

The question is, where can those of us willing to help out the less 
fortunate donate our time, money, food, etc?  What other organizations 
are out there that are an alternative to the Salvation Army?  Surely 
there are some trustworthy secular organizations in the business of 
helping the needy.

Of course, any one of us could probably just walk around our 
neighborhood and find plenty of people in need.

Michael Czeiszperger wrote:

> On Nov 14, 2004, at 4:43 PM, Tom Boucher wrote:
>
> > http://www.dailyherald.com/business/business_story.asp?intid=38305293
>
>
> Another good reason to shop at Target.  The Salvation Army's #1 goal 
> according to their web site is "to make known the good news about 
> Jesus Christ and to persuade people to become his followers.", which 
> they have a perfect right to do, but I don't see why corporations 
> should have to participate in converting people to Christianity.
>
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