zumbamama wrote:Stop fighting already. Send them to me and I'll ship them to the Philippines. We ship care packages regularly to my family there, and they distribute to people in the town.

tanya@zumbadistrict.com

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:it's easy to say such things when you're in your office typing and they're out there in the cold, hungry.

unless you were out there and hungry you'll NEVER understand.

Get off your butt, put the lapto down and GO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT THEN. Whining to us about poor children won't make a difference. DO YOU UNDERSTAND that you could be doing something rather than yowling at us?

SEE HOW IT WORKS?

I'm in front of my laptop now because someone decided to feed my family when my parents fell ill and me and my brother were not old enough to get out there and work for food.
Today I know exactly how it feels and my life revolves around creating and executing plans to extinguish poverty.
no, I'm not a nobel prize winner and I'll never be.

I don't let my left hand know what my right hand is doing.

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes, police officers accept donations of stuffed animals. they keep a few (bagged) in their car. That way, if they're called to a home or a wreck and a child is scared or taken from their parent's care.....they have a stuffed toy to hold on to.

I know....it's not like a teddy can replace mommy and daddy...but something is better then nothing.

Anonymous wrote:

zumbamama wrote:Stop fighting already. Send them to me and I'll ship them to the Philippines. We ship care packages regularly to my family there, and they distribute to people in the town.

tanya@zumbadistrict.com

do you get discounts for shipping donations?

how does it work?