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11/15/2009
This is a great article. Helping a family in need at the holidays is a educational and rewarding experience. You can even give it as a gift to a friend: give your friend a card that says "With the money I would have used on your gift, we fed a family of four for Christmas." Thanks for posting.
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11/7/2009
Thank you for an excellent article. I, for one, truly appreciate you bringing this to the attention of the good members here at eHow. 5*****
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11/7/2009
Great article for sharing the holidays with others who are struggling. We did this kind of thing last year. I love it... it makes me feel warm and fuzzy! ;o)
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11/6/2009
When my daughter was in Children's Hospital groups, families or businesses would send in volunteers to make a meal at the Ronald McDonald House. This is such a help to families dealing with sick children. The leftovers are put away for reheating for those who can't be there at the allotted meal time or for eating later. Most organizations call ahead and set up an available time and put on a schedule for the meal. It is very rewarding to those who volunteer and means the world to those of us who have to be away from our kitchens at home, dealing with sick/disabled children. I volunteer often but I would like to say thanks to all of you who do these wonderful acts of kindness. Great article!
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11/6/2009
Thank you so much for your kind comments, suggestions and continued support! I have added to the article to reflect these excellent ideas. No matter how you choose to help others in need, it will be a rewarding experience and much appreciated.
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11/5/2009
Excellent suggestions on how to find and sponsor a family in need for the holidays. Another way to help those in need at the holidays is to volunteer to serve food at shelters and soup kitchens at Thanksgiving and Christmas. For many needy families, these free meals are the only holiday meal they will receive. If you can volunteer, it's a rewarding experience. 5*
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voliegurl said
on 11/28/2009 Give it forward, people need help out there great information and 5*!
kariharaldson said
on 11/18/2009 This is a wonderful article and idea 5**********
MargaritaBobita said
on 11/15/2009 This is a great article. Helping a family in need at the holidays is a educational and rewarding experience. You can even give it as a gift to a friend: give your friend a card that says "With the money I would have used on your gift, we fed a family of four for Christmas." Thanks for posting.
Upon-Request said
on 11/13/2009 All good tips for helping those in need.
chevalita said
on 11/7/2009 Great Article - it's important to realize you can help and make it happen.
Rufus Surles said
on 11/7/2009 Thank you for an excellent article. I, for one, truly appreciate you bringing this to the attention of the good members here at eHow. 5*****
Merriment said
on 11/7/2009 Great article for sharing the holidays with others who are struggling. We did this kind of thing last year. I love it... it makes me feel warm and fuzzy! ;o)
teacups said
on 11/7/2009 God Bless You for the article and for caring. We need more like you. Rate 5*
apalmer said
on 11/6/2009 When my daughter was in Children's Hospital groups, families or businesses would send in volunteers to make a meal at the Ronald McDonald House. This is such a help to families dealing with sick children. The leftovers are put away for reheating for those who can't be there at the allotted meal time or for eating later. Most organizations call ahead and set up an available time and put on a schedule for the meal. It is very rewarding to those who volunteer and means the world to those of us who have to be away from our kitchens at home, dealing with sick/disabled children. I volunteer often but I would like to say thanks to all of you who do these wonderful acts of kindness. Great article!
sallyemaycreate said
on 11/6/2009 Thank you so much for your kind comments, suggestions and continued support! I have added to the article to reflect these excellent ideas. No matter how you choose to help others in need, it will be a rewarding experience and much appreciated.
godfather25 said
on 11/5/2009 Great article on finding a sponsor a family need for the holidays.
kristara said
on 11/5/2009 Excellent article to help those who are having a difficult time 5*
divaonline said
on 11/5/2009 Excellent suggestions on how to find and sponsor a family in need for the holidays. Another way to help those in need at the holidays is to volunteer to serve food at shelters and soup kitchens at Thanksgiving and Christmas. For many needy families, these free meals are the only holiday meal they will receive. If you can volunteer, it's a rewarding experience. 5*