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Just saw one of the GW commercials on News14. My, my, they've changed the wording. The end being, something like; "Good Will, keeping people employed and offering online classes".
Re-Tails and North Raleigh Ministries are worthy. North Raleigh also has a food bank and gives some cash benevolence.
We never get receipts because we rent and don't itemize. Our reward is giving to a worthy cause.
I too would prefer to donate to a worthy cause. Being new here, I'm still finding my way around and trying to find good places to donate.
I'lll be looking into some of the places mentioned on here. I can make it a donation run and maybe browse/shop at the same time-love a good thrift store find!
Just saw one of the GW commercials on News14. My, my, they've changed the wording. The end being, something like; "Good Will, keeping people employed and offering online classes".
Sounds like according to what GW has to offer, most employers in the US would fall into the non-profit charity category. They all provide jobs and offer training, afterall.
I have a load of "to be donated" stuff in my car now. Goodwill is much more convenient than many other charitable organizations, but I will not give them any more items, or my business. I just don't buy the excuse of "why should they be forced to live on normal" salaries argument. If they were decent people, they'd cut their salaries in half in light of this "controversy".
people are outraged over this but don't mind the inflated reciept they get for tax purposes.
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Originally Posted by danmcb26
do you think people undervalue? I highly doubt it.
lol. I'm not sure I'm getting your point, danmcb26. Are you suggesting it's the fault of the public that donates to GW? We're aiding and abetting this disgusting sham?
Really?
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