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REVEALING LOOK AT CHARITY FOR HAITI

28 01 10 - 23:57

Questions are frequently raised about how reliable charitable organizations are when it comes to making proper use of donated money for disaster relief. Phil Underwood, a writer with the Phoenix Signs of the Times Examiner undertook his own little local investigation into religious charities and makes some interesting observations that we might do well to learn something from....

http://www.examiner.com/x-17373-Phoeni X-S igns-of-the-Times-Examiner~y2010m1d26-Helping-Haiti-Give-generously-but-wisely#

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A really good look at donations and how they are used. It’s good to see that the great work JW’s do is not about money and endless drives to get more money, its all about pracical bible based help and long may that continue, as long as the system of things continues and on into the new world.
James Rix - 04 03 10 - 08:39

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