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can a small donation to a charity really do much ?
I love animals and want to help them but all I can afford is $20/mo. Will $20/mo do anything or make a difference?
8 Answers
- perfectlybakedLv 72 months ago
+$20 is $20 more than they had before the donation...
That could probably feed a lot of animals - since in that situation all they need is to be fed - it doesn't have to be gourmet - but even basic pet food costs money.
$20 a month is very generous IMO!
I've never donated at that frequency, but I can't really afford it... just a little bit here and there... but again 0 verses some amount I'd say that 0 is worse than at least a little something and I totally tip my hat to $20 a month.
It is very thoughtful and kind.
- ?Lv 72 months ago
I stopped donating because I would tell the charity that it was going to be my last donation and within a week they had send another letter asking for another donation.
- kswck2Lv 72 months ago
You might think that $20 doesn't mean much. Instead, how about you showing up at the shelter with a couple bags of Kitty Litter? I have done that before and most shelters are Thrilled when that happens.
- ?Lv 73 months ago
As the old proverb says, “Every little helps”
The Scottish saying is equally apt “Mony a mickle maks a muckle”. A lot of small things combined make a big difference
- Anonymous3 months ago
The smaller the charity the better.
The big charities are Employment Centers. Being that only 10% Must go to the charity, the Rest is wages paid to the people who beg for the money.
That 10% also goes to the Director Secretary, and Treasurer wages, as the rest of the charity is usually Volunteers.
Do your research on the organization.
- Anonymous3 months ago
Yes!