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billy — Tue, 14 Jan 2014 03:13:58 -0000

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maxi — Fri, 20 Dec 2013 00:22:06 -0000

holaq sy argentino y quiero que me alludes a cumplir mi sueño de alludar alos demas creando un refujio para niños que lo nesesiten

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fancysimple — Thu, 05 Dec 2013 04:46:42 -0000

Good to hear it and Congratulation for earning that kind of amount.

tfi the family international are proud of you.

God Bless!

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Saul Kkp — Mon, 21 Oct 2013 18:00:58 -0000

www.krochetkids.org

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maria fernanda ceballos rios — Thu, 19 Sep 2013 09:35:53 -0000

hola soy colombina llevo 2 y medio viviendo en panamá empezando desde cero, en colombia teníamos una casa la cual hipotecamos para un negocio y no nos fue bien, debido a los robos y violencia antes de perderla total la vendimos y compramos con lo que quedó 5pasaje con destino a panamá, me gusta esta en panamá tengo la esperanza de darle estudios universitarios ami hijo ya que aquí son muy económicas las universidades, pero sueño con tener una casa propia de nuevo y he ido a bancos donde no nos dan créditos porque los ingresos no son suficientes ellos cobran mensualidades de 180 dólares y nosotros pagamos de renta 300 podrimos fácilmente pagó un préstamo ayudeme por favor no pido regalado , seria un préstamo para mi csa por valor de 40 mil.
urimari2001@hotmail.com

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Andrés — Thu, 29 Aug 2013 17:19:32 -0000

Rehabilitación de alcohólicos y drogadictos

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JESSICA MURCIA POUSEN — Wed, 10 Jul 2013 17:15:42 -0000

Hi Paul. I would like to talk to you about an educative initiative that has had great results in Colombia. It involves an educational model that is designed for the needs of people determined by the context they belong to; so it can be applied in any part of the world thanks to the ethnographic investigations donde by our pedagogic team to create the interactive and printed material we use. It has allowed us to teach thousands of eprsons how to read and write not only in spanish but also in their native languages; as your read, by using our own interactive software we integrate technology to our educational process. Besides, we intend to teach simulteaneously to our students that they can promote social and economic development within their communities and countries, for these we include communitary productive programs in our curricula.

Unfortunately we havent been able to share and implement our UNESCO winning educational model as much as we would like beacuse sometimesgovernmental entities dont have the money.

We have managed to implement our model in osme communities thanks so donations.

We invite you to donate money to implement our model; you can choose the country or the place, as I told you we are ready and willing to work anywhere in the world.

For more information you can contact me: Jessica Murcia jmurciapoulsen@gmail.com

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patricia — Tue, 11 Jun 2013 18:08:55 -0000

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jesus maximino galvis manosalv — Mon, 27 May 2013 16:02:35 -0000

solicito ayuda para un proyecto de esplotacion de carbon mineral pero notengo como aser la invercion porfalta de dinero quiero aser de esto una empresa para dar enpleo tengo titulo minero n. jc6-14161 en cucuta n de s colombia

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virbivalle@gmail.com — Tue, 02 Apr 2013 11:06:28 -0000

hola paul, mi nombre es virginia valle, tengo 26 años y hace cuatro años cogi el traspaso (45000 €, que aun estoy pagando) de mi bar.los dos primeros años fueron genial, pero despues etre la ley antitabaco y la famosa crisis española no levanto cabeza. .. no soy nadie solo tengo este traspaso ni siquiera el local es mio... tepaso mi web y asi me conoces http://barinfanzon.jimdo.com gracias

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Juluis22 — Fri, 08 Mar 2013 08:29:38 -0000

To good, to be thruth. No creo en estas cosas, las personas bien informadas saben de las necesidades que hay en el planeta tierra. No hay que estar preguntando en que invertir dinero, porque si se tratará de eso yo sería la primera en la lista, y lo que más anhelo es saldar mi casa.

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Connecttocharity — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 07:58:43 -0000

2011 presents many challenges for nonprofits. Today, nonprofits face a reduction in grants; an economy that is stretching their nonprofit dollars to the max; an increase in demand for their services; all while trying to reach new donors in a very competitive industry. Nonprofits are trying very hard to "get the word out about what they do for others", while growing their organization for long-term success.

At Connect To Charity, our objective is to help nonprofits overcome these challenges.

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Sandy Cleary — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 20:58:52 -0000

I vote for President Clinton's Foundation. He has done so much with the organization that I am very grateful to him. Keep up the good work, Mr. Clinton.

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kitwoodhouse — Mon, 03 May 2010 03:40:13 -0000

Go with Clinton. His group seems to be doing some real good.

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HaiyaTheWin — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 21:17:44 -0000

Just putting it out there--there is something sort of like this already out there as an app for the IpodTouch--CauseWorld. You check in to stores around you to generate "karmas". Then, you can use these karmas to donate to karmas. They have about 19 choices for places to donate to, and you can suggest your own if there's one you want on there.

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Donna Heath — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 06:30:01 -0000

The Center for Humane Living is a 501C3, dedicated to inspiring all people to live peaceful and compassionate lives through an innovative approach to martial arts education. Check us out on you tube;http://www.youtube.com/watc...

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faye01 — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 12:44:18 -0000

www.greatcharitywork.com

I think the biggest thing is to take care of your community first. And to think "outside of the box". There is a an invisible group of working poor that don't get the advantages of standard charities. They don't qualify for the food or the christmas presents, etc.,
Churches usually know who these people are. While food, clothes may be greatly appreciated, these people live paycheck to paycheck. Gift cards to Walmart would be better.

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pamelahawley — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 23:19:08 -0000

Dear Paul, thank you for an insightful discussion on choosing key charities. It's a continuing process to determine the 'right' charity. I'd say it's a balance between both objective and subjective means. UniversalGiving (http://www.universalgiving.org) actually has a trademarked Quality Model that bases its vetting of each NGO from a venture capitalist perspective. We review business ideas and results; then, the next step is leadership review. We want to know the people. So quality, then, is both objective and subjective.

Further, we go into terrorist vetting and other key compliance which is necessary on the international level. But key to any review, we believe, must be qualitative and quantitative. It's not just about the numbers. It's why many companies are using us for their Global CSR programs, because we vet the NGOs on these multiple layers, providing tremendous value and investment as we determine the right NGOs. In this way they can strategically expand their giving programs internationally, and therefore, their positive global brand.

Pamela Hawley
Founder and CEO
UniversalGiving
http://www.universalgiving.org

Living and Giving
http://pamelahawley.wordpre...

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Ryan Kellermeyer — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:55:51 -0000

Wow. I set up the exact same thing today and only googled "crowd source philanthropy" today. Check out my concept: http://www.RedLetterIdeas.com Let me know what you think. A little different. The aim is to get regular folks to do their project and to build a community of people donating $10 and voting up one project for funding per month. Love to hear from your experience!!

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Trent Humphries — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 17:45:20 -0000

Paul,

We moved 1.5 Billion dollars of food, medical and goods across our system from donors to recipients last year with 30 people and a budget of under $3,000,000. No one can match that for non-profit effectiveness. http://www.aidmatrix.org

Would be glad to talk to you about how we could work together to do even more.

Trent Humphries

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megumi15 — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 10:12:07 -0000

good day! i'm not here to comment but to appeal to you for some help. please read my A Daughter's Appeal in http://www.mee-shell14.blog... and help me spread about it to reach kind-hearted people. thank you.

please do visit also http://www.nikoganda.blogsp... for $3 FOR BABY DANIEL project, for my friend.

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Patricia Mercado — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 14:07:33 -0000

Do you need a Gmail account to vote? I have one so had no issue, but womeone who does not have one told me they tried to vote and couldn't.

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givv — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 15:41:00 -0000

Hey Veer, this sounds good. Take a look at my site givv.org, which makes monthly microgiving easy.

Jason

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givv — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 15:39:33 -0000

Hi Paul,

You might also take a look at my new site, http://givv.org, which would allow you to pick lots of charities at once, and give to them all on a regular basis from a single donation.

People seem to be enjoying using it, and it might help you with the worthy effort you're undertaking...

Jason

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maevem — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 21:49:32 -0000

Turning data into information is a simple step to reducing the number of preventable deaths in the world.

This weeks news about Ted Kennedys death has touched many people around the world. At 77 he is 1 of 25 million people who will die prematurely in 2009. Many of this 25 million will have passed away unnecessarily due to lack of access to basic essentials such as food and medicines
Do you know that...
- 25,000 kids die each day as a result of extreme poverty
- >1 million people die each year from Malaria [approximately 60% are children under 5]
- 25 million men/women and children have died from AIDs
and while we are all feeling the effects of the financial crisis, there are
- 2.5 billion people living on <$2 a day.. [it doesnt even get you a cup of coffee in NY]

In developing countries, approximately 2/3 of selected basic medicines are unavailabe in public health facilities resulting in these unnecessary deaths.

There are many reasons for this lack of access but one of the biggest reasons are weak supply chains. Efficient supply chains not only ensure a continuous supply of medicines but effective use of funds, [which is very important in developing countries where funds are a scare commodity]

However efficient supply chain require data to be collected and analyzed so it can be used to make the informed decisions that drive the supply chain, ensuring the right food and medicines are forecasted, procured at the right price and delivered on time to the right place in the right condition

Paul, it doesn't take alot of money to fix these issues through education and outreach. Some seed funding to develop and implement programs that not only save peoples lives through increased access but provides the local people the skills to manage supply chains that can be leveraged for other commodities thereby ensuring sustainability, increasing trade, jobs and the standard of living.

I have seen first hand what can be done through the Clinton Foundation [CHAI] moving mountains to sustainable results quickly..