Sep 14, 2015
Posted by
Maddie
Now with less obligatory!
One of my birthday traditions that I have been doing for. . .a while now. . .I donate my age in dollars to some place I haven't donated before.
Last year, I donated $34 to a local rescue which provided medical treatments for injured Labrador Retrievers.
Places I have donated in 2015 include:
This year, I added a special twist! I normally ask friends on FaceBook or Twitter to recommend places to donate - and this year, I added the person who I picked should match my donation. That would mean $70 would go to charity.
(Drum roll please)
Due to two people saying they would match my donation - I picked PALS! Finally, something about my birthday I can feel happy about. Giving back.
Maybe you all should start donating your age to a local charity or program. It's actually pretty fun and a nice legacy to leave even if it seems small. You could even get kids involved by giving them a couple bucks for their birthday and asking where they would like to donate it - great way to raise social awareness.
One of my birthday traditions that I have been doing for. . .a while now. . .I donate my age in dollars to some place I haven't donated before.
Last year, I donated $34 to a local rescue which provided medical treatments for injured Labrador Retrievers.
Places I have donated in 2015 include:
- MS Society
- Wounded Warriors
- American Cancer Society
- Pet Adoption and Lifecare Society (PALS)
- The Kidney Trust
- Campus Pride Inc.
- Salvation Army
- Children's Miracle Network
- Relay For Life
- Versida (Alopecia)
- Beautiful Lengths
This year, I added a special twist! I normally ask friends on FaceBook or Twitter to recommend places to donate - and this year, I added the person who I picked should match my donation. That would mean $70 would go to charity.
(Drum roll please)
Due to two people saying they would match my donation - I picked PALS! Finally, something about my birthday I can feel happy about. Giving back.
Maybe you all should start donating your age to a local charity or program. It's actually pretty fun and a nice legacy to leave even if it seems small. You could even get kids involved by giving them a couple bucks for their birthday and asking where they would like to donate it - great way to raise social awareness.
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