A Question of Charity in Thanet
This has left me with some difficult choices. Like stopping some of the regular payments to charity along with cutting back on luxuries. (That's not to say I don't go out now and then but I'm pretty much getting ready to dig in).
The fact that I felt that this was always bound to happen (and had been saying so to my wife for a number of years now) does not help to actually make it through the rough times any better (or worse) than anyone else.
I feel like a complete cad for having to stop my financial contributions to charity and would very much like to contribute in other ways. The question is what other ways exist? I already contribute a large slice of my time to the local community mutual and frankly my time is as stretched as my finances.
Any ideas?



The Arn wrote:
Its free to join, and most of the time its collection only from the person offering the item.
stop chucking stuff out, and help someone more needy than yourself. makes sense, no?