Tuesday, 15 February 2011
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I do agree. 3 years ago we chose the 'Smile' charity which provides cleft palate reconstruction for children in the developing world for our Christmas giving. I donated over the phone, and since then they've regularly contacted me, both on the phone and by post. I don't blame them but it has a different effect to the one they're after - it's alienating rather than anything else.
No I don't because we can always say no. I support a few and that's all. You can always ask to be taken off their mailing list as well. Hugs
It is annoying, we have 3 charities that we give to and I hate getting calls asking for more. If I had more I'd give more, and I don't like being made to feel bad about what I can't give.
It,s a sad situation , we know great steps are made through volutary donations.--cottonreel
I have the same problem here. I have a certain amount which I donate every month, sadly I cannot afford to give more. Oh if only I could win the lottery, then again I still wouldn't have enough as there are so many worthwhile causes out there. xx
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