How to Give to Those Who Have

Many of us have thought one time or another about how to make a difference in the world. we know the answer is to give. We often think that we can go on a mission with church across the world and maybe adopt a child or give a dollar to a homeless person on the street, or donate clothes for needy people. Those are great ways to make a difference. We just give. However, there are many people out there that need but will never get any help because those people have. Learn more about how to give to others.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• A Dollar
• A Good Heart

1. Look for people you know They may have a nice car or have an education or a network of wealthy friends. These people are punished even though they suffer the same tragedies as someone else, such as loosing their jobs or getting sick or loosing a loved one. They basically are able to recover from those tragedies and are able to get back on their feet, sometimes the live pay check to pay check on their own because people do not give to them. Every one knows that if you have low income or no income at all, however, people or the government do give to you. There are incentives to stimulate the economy that are given out to people based on their income level. However, some people will not get anything whatsoever. People with good jobs are punished with taxes and excluded from any free rides. People who strive to succeed are treated different by society and by the government. So when it is time to give, people normally give to those who have suffered tragedies or are poor. They do not stop to think that a person who drives a nice car or have a business may be in need of extra help. These people rely on a second job or Fen Shui practices and other myths and prayers to hope that they can get a little extra in the areas they need. There is no government agency for them to go to.
   
   In this day and age most kids are able to go to college. There are many scholarships available provided by the private sector as well as the government. There are also student loans available with flexible terms, which allow the student to start paying after they graduate and obtain a job. The question on the minds of many kids is, why go to college or why start a business or pursue an idea when you can, in many cases, get a free ride.
2. When is time to give think about the middle child. When I was a kid my family was very poor. One Christmas night, there was not enough money in the house so Santa Claus only brought one present for my sister, who is the younger of three and just a year younger than me. He was not able to give everyone a gift. I remember seeing her open her present. It made her very happy. It was a doll. I went to have a successful career I can still remember that doll. I did not get because I was not the younger of three. I was the middle child. Now it is not a doll but it is government incentives, taxes and judgment. People are judged because they drive a nice car or have a nice job or go to nice restaurants. The reality is that they are not rich or poor. They are in the middle and because of it they do not get any help when they need it. Visit http://middlechild.weebly.com/ and consider giving.
3. Write a check to someone you do not know on the street who looks successful. Give them a gift.
4. You know someone who works hard yet they cannot afford a nice restaurant? Treat them. Give.
5. My husband and I have a piece of land and the framing package to build a small house that would be paid for. We do not have the money for the permits. Visit http://middlechild.weebly.com/ to consider donating.