Fashion

[Iluvlucy]

I'm not going to list all of ours, but I do want to throw one out there that many might not be familiar with, it gives wounded warriors a lovely place to come and heal with their families after they're well enough to leave the hospital. These people treat the WW's like royalty and have dedicated their lives to supporting and healing our WW's.

Boulder Crest Retreat for Wounded Warriors

[magicmoodz]

On 11/8/2014 PpprMintPatty said:

I'm not going to list all of ours, but I do want to throw one out there that many might not be familiar with, it gives wounded warriors a lovely place to come and heal with their families after they're well enough to leave the hospital. These people treat the WW's like royalty and have dedicated their lives to supporting and healing our WW's.

Boulder Crest Retreat for Wounded Warriors

Patty, thank you for sharing. I have added Boulder Crest to my list of charitable organizations I choose to support. What a wonderful cause!

[kelsey17]

St. Judes Childrens Hospital

[151949]

My church and our local food bank and Shriners Hospitals.

[BichonEmma]

Heifer international for monetary. I donate clothes at the church; towels and sheets go to the animal shelter and books to the library for the book sale

[Kathlen]

Several ... all associated with my Church.

[piperbay]

Food for the Poor, our local crisis pregnancy center and women's shelter

[Anglophilly]

The Saint Francis Inn in Philadelphia and Alex's Lemonade Foundation. These are my ""regulars"".

[violann]

We're pretty active with the Church food pantry and our local church maintenance program (which is ridiculously expensive) but we're trying to keep our donations local overall.

[Mary Bailey]

MorningStar Missions, St Jude Children's Hospital, local Nami chapter, and our local Animal Shelter. Sadly they need more and can't contribute as much as we used to.