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wow this is sad. I wonder if it is too late to help out. Did any of you guys see this in the classifieds?
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This is very sad.... Maybe even genuine but I'm jaded. I know a guy who walked out on his job 3 weeks before Christmas and refuses to make his wife work.
Can't help but read this and think this is them .
Sometime ya gotta hit rock bottom before you stand up.
I told a friend this the other day:
Even if the dad is a scammer and deadbeat, giving is its own reward and you can't feel bad about getting some little kid a Christmas present.
that is a shame, now a days you have to be leary in helping people because you dont want to be taken. I wonder if there is a way to check it out to see if it legit?
that is a shame, now a days you have to be leary in helping people because you dont want to be taken. I wonder if there is a way to check it out to see if it legit?
Since they have kids that are elementary school age....I'd call the school....they usually have a list of kids that are in need
they gota pool thier money to find a new place to live???
Why not pool thier money and pay thier landlord so they can stay where they are?
Maybe got caught with the dog and got evicted because of having it?
Sounds not quite right... I wish there was a
1) a way to check it out and
2) A way to helpout if really legit...
I too hate getting taken when I have only so much to donate and would likfe it thoe really help a family in need.
Keep the thread alive and I will donate if it checks out...
Why not pool thier money and pay thier landlord so they can stay where they are?
They already gave the dog away... "we had to get rid of thier beloved dog, who protected them from a very violent neighborhood." Maybe they're just afraid of the neighborhood now that they don't have the dog. Or maybe it's a bad confluence of circumstances.Maybe got caught with the dog and got evicted because of having it?
They already gave the dog away... "we had to get rid of thier beloved dog, who protected them from a very violent neighborhood." Maybe they're just afraid of the neighborhood now that they don't have the dog. Or maybe it's a bad confluence of circumstances.
It's right to be skeptical, but if it checks out...
you think your are doing good and the person receiving the charity is not even smart enough to not shove it in your face before you are even out of sight.
Gophette and I were leaving Foodlion in Leonardtown one day and were approached by a young woman. She said she was out of money and needed formula and food for her child. She looked pitiful ( I guess crystal meth does that to you). Anyhow...we couldn't resist her plea and gave her the money and continued on to our car. When we got to the car we looked back to see that she was not going into Foodlion but was entering the door to the liquor store. Maybe she was trying to boost her income by investing the money I gave her into a winning lottery ticket.
I HATE being so cynical and I hate feeling guilty not helping those who truly need it. It almost seems like people need credible references that they are truly in need before we feel free to give them a hand. That sucks whether it's the Christmas season or not.
I guess the best response (in my instance) would have been to offer to go back in to Foodlion and buy what she needed for her child. If she had balked at that, then too damn bad. No more cash money.
If you're hungry, let's go to Arby's or McD's and I'll buy you one of them high calorie high fat meals and a chocolate to get you through the day. Need food for the kids, let's hit the aisles at the supermarket. Need crack, meth, booze, beer or a lotto ticket then too F'n bad.
His nails were bitter and yellow and looked like they were about to fall off. (