I think most people would agree that charitable contributions are a powerful way to help make the world a better place. Just as importantly, through charitable contributions, we can focus on making changes in the world that we would like to see.
We typically think of contributing to charity as sending money that we have earned in our jobs or businesses to a charity organization. However, there are ways we can contribute without parting with our hard earned dollars.
I don't want to discourage anyone from donating money to their favorite charities. I'm just trying to point you in the direction of how you could contribute more without having to give more of your own money.
Freerice.com is a website that allows people to play an educational game, and uses the money generated through advertisers on the website to the United Nations World Food Program.
Thehungersite.com allows you to contribute by clicking on a button and viewing the ads that are presented. It provides several categories of giving, and offers email reminders to help you remember to click to contribute.
WorldCommunityGrid.org has a program that allows you to use your computers idle processor time to do computations for scientific research on things like new AIDS medicines and possible cures for cancers. Be sure to download their program and join my team.
Whether or not you are currently contributing to a charity, these are ways you can contribute more without emptying your wallet.
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- SelfImprovementGuy
- I earned a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science from Stevens Henager College.
As I blog about things, I will sometimes link to products that I believe might be of value to others.
When I recommend a product I will also try to be part of that businesses referral program.
If a business is going to make money because of I recommended their product, wouldn't it make sense for me to allow them to pay me a portion of the money they make?
I was introduced to the concept of affirmations when I was in the second grade, and picked up my first self improvement book while I was in high school.
I have a new age view on spirituality, and if I had to choose a religion, I'd say it is Wicca.
I've also had major health issues that traditional medicine was able to do little to alleviate.
While on my path to wellness, I learned a lot about herbal medicines and nutrition. I also learned several forms of energy based healing.
In order to be able to use energy based tools to help others, I became an ordained minister through the Universal Life Church.
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