What should I do with $2.03?
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@BRRABill said:
@brianlittlejohn said:
@Jason yea, you really have to do your research on "charities".
Agreed 100%.
I've seen some where only like 10% of their budget went to help people, the other 90% was "administrative".
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@Jason said:
@BRRABill said:
Could always donate it to your favorite charity.
That's what I do with the scraps left over on gift cards I get, usually.
I rather give money to people that need it directly. Most Amercian 501(c)3's are scams. They are more about getting themselves money than helping people.
I'd rather set two dollar bills on fire than give it to a crooked charity.
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I've personally (my family) been helped in a tremendous way by a national charity. They aren't all bad, especially local chapters.
But, I agree you have to do your homework.
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@BRRABill said:
I've personally (my family) been helped in a tremendous way by a national charity. They aren't all bad, especially local chapters.
But, I agree you have to do your homework.
Oh sure, many of them help people, but only with 10-20% of the money they get in , in most cases.
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Just finishing reading "Somewhere Different" that talks about the crooked charities and NGOs in Sri Lanka during the typhoon.
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@Jason said:
@aaron said:
What is an "eBay buck" ?
An ebay buck is a potentailly dangerous shortened link??? Whodathunkit!!!
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@aaron said:
@RojoLoco Yeah, I'm not clicking that, but it seems to be some sort of credit for using eBay. I guess people still use eBay
I'm in the same boat, I've totally forgotten about eBay, well mostly.
