subject: Offer That Old Junker To A Charitable Auto Contribution Group And Help Rescue A Minnesota Child! [print this page] Talk about tragicTalk about tragic. Even as we speak, there are loads of sick, starving, isolated, numb, and extremely nervous youth doing the best they can to survive on our cold Minnesota streets. These children are out there, many with no shelter, filthy, self-debasing, and heavily world-weary. They're very possibly even suicidal.
A high number of them get nourishment out of public refuse, and an even higher proportion of them are strung out on narcotics like crank, heroin, and crack cocaine.
I honestly hope you be aware that it is by no means the intention of this article to encourage shame or guilt just like many of those early morning tv spots (not to say their focuses don't happen to be just), rather it is actually to help you in noticing what's honestly taking place out there, as well as to put you in the driver's seat by telling you about some charitable organizations which you may have never heard of.
Understanding definitely is a good thing, and I am really just attempting to present you with a little wisdom that may just encourage us to act for the sake of those suffering local kids. Not only that, but there just so happen to be great things in store for yourself, also! And we're not only talking about the sense of joy that constantly emerges when you offer blessings to others, but also a monetary thank-you gift. We're going to be getting to this in just a moment.
Before we get into that, however, I'd like to tug on your heart strings just a little more. (I guess I'm sort of cruel like that!) But seriously.... Please try the following exercise...
Get a clear mental picture of your own child, or a child you love dearly. Picture that little boy or girl dirty, out in the cold, and thrown away by society. Imagine your baby out there flying a sign for people's spare change, or worse still, performing "favors" in order to get by. Maybe the boy or girl is hooked on illicit substances, ravaged by hepatitis or AIDS, and without any medical care to ease their pain and slow the dying process. Take a close look at the expression on your child's face and tell me what you see. Sadness? Desperation? Terror? Isn't this an absolutely horrific, gut-wrenching thought?
Whenever I participate in this activity and imagine my own little guy out there in that situation, it makes it hard for me to breathe. It truly does. And I know you can identify when I say to you that I would do literally anything and everything in my power to take my kid out of that nightmarish existence post haste! I just want to jump into that image, scoop him up in my arms, and run him to safety, warmth, health, comfort, and happiness.
Tragically, most of these youngsters have no family to come and save them. They lost theirs to drugs, crime, and death. A lot of these youngsters wouldn't even recognize their real parents if they came face-to-face with them. Sadly, this isn't a rare situation. It affects our (yes, I call them ours) kids by the hundreds... no, by the thousands. It is my hope that you really understand the magnitude of what's going on here.
I get it, I get it! But how can I really fix this?
That's the $25,000 question. And in all actuality, the answer is amazingly simple. Are you ready? Donate your car to your local automobile donation organization as soon as you can. Thanks to your donation, the charity will be enabled to make a tremendous difference in these kids' lives.
Will I be fiscally or otherwise compensated for my donation?
It honestly flabbergasts me the percentage of folks that feel that they are being unethical by expecting to be paid for their contribution. Let me just tell you that there's definitely not a single thing immoral about expecting anything for you. Afterall, we're talking about a automobile here. You deserve to be paid!
Consequently, you'll receive financial compensation, not necessarily as cash from the charity itself, but alternately, as a big tax credit from the federal government. This can possibly be worth even more than the vehicle itself! It just goes to show that giving your old ride to a vehicle donation program is great for each and every one of us.
by: Tony Brunetti
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