Donating on Shine

How Far Would You Go to Help a Child in Need?

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We're sure we speak for many when we say that it breaks our hearts to see a child suffer. So it feels amazing to know that we can make even just a slight difference by donating clothes and taking part in food drives to help those less…

Dishonesty Proclaimed as a Revelation

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Why aren't they ponying up?

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With the current financial crisis and our government giving out money to everyone but the tax payers, I would like this question answered: Our elected officials, especially the ones running for President, have more money than most of us could ever hope to accumulate; why aren't they forgoing one or two month's salary to help our country out?

Green Demolitions

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My girlfriend, who is presently remodeling her house just asked me what to do with all of her perfectly useful appliances and fixtures, so I began to research. Of course, Freecycle is an excellent local option, but if she lived on the East Coast I would have raved about Green Demolitions. The socially (and inadvertently eco) company says that their service is a "win, win" situation. But this is more like a "win, win, win, win" situation. Green Demolitions will bring along a crew of contractors to extract all the useful items (for free). Then they'll sell them at a fraction of the going price in one of their three stores (New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania) or online at greendemolitions.org, give you a tax deduction and put the profits towards their charity to help people overcome addictions. The donor, the customer, the charity and the earth all come out on top!