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Gunny
09-05-2017, 05:57 PM
Don't miss it on CBS tonight. Their usual dog-n-pony show for Harvey victims. Too bad there are probably nice, sincere people hidden behind the screen of the usual Hollyweirdo's giving. I have no problem with giving, but I wouldn't want anyone giving me squat so they can get their mugs on screen saying "I gave".

Kathianne
09-05-2017, 06:11 PM
I'm not finding anything for tonight, but September 12. If you want to avoid it, mostly I recommend something on DVD:

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/networks-join-forces-hurricane-harvey-telethon-featuring-george-clooney-beyonce-others-1035149

I do wonder what happens if Hurricane Harvey causes much damage to the South/East.

Abbey Marie
09-05-2017, 07:43 PM
There is absolutely no #%^*+}{€ way I would allow that to be on in my home, let alone watch it.

I am perfectly capable of donating to causes I believe in. I need no help from Hollywood hypocrites.

Gunny
09-05-2017, 07:46 PM
I'm not finding anything for tonight, but September 12. If you want to avoid it, mostly I recommend something on DVD:

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/networks-join-forces-hurricane-harvey-telethon-featuring-george-clooney-beyonce-others-1035149

I do wonder what happens if Hurricane Harvey causes much damage to the South/East.I'm just going by what I heard on the news. Trust me, I can find something else to do :laugh:.

Gunny
09-05-2017, 07:48 PM
There is absolutely no #%^*+}{€ way I would allow that to be on in my home, let alone watch it.

I am perfectly capable of donating to causes I believe in. I need no help from Hollywood hypocrites.But how do you REALLY feel?:laugh:

aboutime
09-05-2017, 07:54 PM
Don't miss it on CBS tonight. Their usual dog-n-pony show for Harvey victims. Too bad there are probably nice, sincere people hidden behind the screen of the usual Hollyweirdo's giving. I have no problem with giving, but I wouldn't want anyone giving me squat so they can get their mugs on screen saying "I gave".


Since Hollyweird is in such bad shape, with low ratings, and a terrible movie Summer. I tend to wonder...How much of anything actually collected for Harvey, will actually go to the People who need it?
I suspect the CLINTON FOUNDATION might have a hand in it too! We know Obama won't be involved since he's too busy helping RAHM in Chicago...trimming the Black population down...one weekend at a time.

Gunny
09-05-2017, 07:57 PM
Since Hollyweird is in such bad shape, with low ratings, and a terrible movie Summer. I tend to wonder...How much of anything actually collected for Harvey, will actually go to the People who need it?
I suspect the CLINTON FOUNDATION might have a hand in it too! We know Obama won't be involved since he's too busy helping RAHM in Chicago...trimming the Black population down...one weekend at a time.Said the same thing to my kids. By the time everyone associated from Hollyweird gets a finger in, there' might be enough left for a Big Mac.

aboutime
09-05-2017, 09:15 PM
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aboutime
09-05-2017, 09:54 PM
<img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/nxsglobal/global/theme/images/harvey-red-cross-donations.png" alt="">

http://www.redcross.org/?scode=RSG00000E017&gclid=CjwKCAjwlrnNBRBMEiwApKU4PMhBL8dn15WF-_3PC6tD-CY9sV0WtBiY-IRDIlBOL9DHjOddGVK3bBoC2ggQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CJX0vMPIj9YCFUL2ZAodx7UNZw

SassyLady
09-05-2017, 10:03 PM
I will not donate to the Red Cross ever. During the fires in Northern California in 2015 the church I was working with donated food, clothing, water...All kinds of stuff. The Red Cross said don't bring any more items we want money instead. That way they control where the money goes instead of having it all go to the victims in that area.

Donate to Samaritans Purse instead.

Tyr-Ziu Saxnot
09-06-2017, 05:56 AM
I will not donate to the Red Cross ever. During the fires in Northern California in 2015 the church I was working with donated food, clothing, water...All kinds of stuff. The Red Cross said don't bring any more items we want money instead. That way they control where the money goes instead of having it all go to the victims in that area.

Donate to Samaritans Purse instead.

I learned long ago to never donate blindly to any person or organization.
If wanting to help others in time of need, one must first be sure your money or goods sent actually go to the intended to help and not into the pockets of organizers with huge salaries and bonuses.
RedCross, UnitedWay, etc., my ex-wife used to write checks from our joint bank account to give to these. I paid no attention back then , until one day I found out how much she had been giving ..
I researched both and put a stop to it-as I learned that too much-- was being paid in salaries and bonuses to the top people in those organizations..

Sure they prefer money-- tis easier to manage to give more to themselves that way.-Tyr

Abbey Marie
09-06-2017, 07:49 AM
We like Samaritan's Purse, too.

United Way is possibly the worst, and corporations really strong-arm employees to donate to them.

I also stay away from charities that start with "American", like American Heart Association. Too much waste and politics generally. Oh, and Goodwill. The CEO's salary alone is a red flag.

i generally like to donate locally to places I can actually see.

Kathianne
09-06-2017, 08:00 AM
We like Samaritan's Purse, too.

United Way is possibly the worst, and corporations really strong-arm employees to donate to them.

I also stay away from charities that start with "American", like American Heart Association. Too much waste and politics generally. Oh, and Goodwill. The CEO's salary alone is a red flag.

i generally like to donate locally to places I can actually see.

I pretty much have come to the same conclusions. Samaritan's Purse certainly were the folks helping last year with the flooding in LA, when no one else really was.

The Salvation Army has always been good and historically has very low administration costs.

The Red Cross is usually effective in the immediate disaster and shortly after, not good at all when recovery begins. While Salvation Army still remains helping the poor and those who have experienced total losses with no way of rebuilding.

I think in a widespread disaster, once the immediate threat has passed, the best donations are likely from sources on the ground, that only local residents can really identify.

aboutime
09-06-2017, 12:23 PM
I didn't ask, or insist that anyone do so. Just thought being a good American actually meant something that wouldn't STIR UP more BS.

Donate to WHOEVER you want. Holy Cow. Can't we get past being so negative all the time?

My apologies to anyone I INSULTED, OR OFFENDED.

FLORIDA IS NEXT...so...I won't be asking anymore.

Gunny
09-06-2017, 04:44 PM
I didn't ask, or insist that anyone do so. Just thought being a good American actually meant something that wouldn't STIR UP more BS.

Donate to WHOEVER you want. Holy Cow. Can't we get past being so negative all the time?

My apologies to anyone I INSULTED, OR OFFENDED.

FLORIDA IS NEXT...so...I won't be asking anymore.. I think the people insulted are the ones who have donated to the Red Cross in good faith only to have all this recent dirt dug up on them. I'd assume the red Cross is what offends them, not you. And someone else will have to give you the details on why the Red Cross is under fire. I only know that they are. I have never donated to them.

I donate where I can see where it's going, and I don't donate cash. Especially as this is local for me, I have quite a few avenues to donate clothing, food and other essentials. No one's turned me away yet.

Kathianne
09-06-2017, 05:12 PM
Actually, I don't think anyone was 'insulted.' AT can send to the Red Cross or any other charity he likes. We all can.

As for myself, through friends that flooded in IL in '85, with water lapping 3' into their main floor and basement full, the Red Cross really wasn't much help, though they had received huge donations for that flood.

Then was 9/11, where everyone sent millions if not billions, to help. Again, the money went to the Red Cross, with little accounting to how it was spent, though the administration costs were staggering. Commercials cost $$$.

My initial disaster donations go to the Salvation Army, which sticks around and keeps their administration costs to near the bottom.

As I said above, which was an echo of Abbey's, Samaritan's Purse has been noticed for their getting in and helping people in a physical sense in rebuilding after floods. Until last year in LA, I'd never heard of them, but certainly have since.

Some football player in TX has raised an enormous amount for Harvey's victims, he has all volunteer administrators and 100% is going to victims. It's local. There are churches and I read something about a mosque that have been cited as outstanding. If I was able to donate, I'd be chasing those charities down.

Gunny
09-06-2017, 06:38 PM
Actually, I don't think anyone was 'insulted.' AT can send to the Red Cross or any other charity he likes. We all can.

As for myself, through friends that flooded in IL in '85, with water lapping 3' into their main floor and basement full, the Red Cross really wasn't much help, though they had received huge donations for that flood.

Then was 9/11, where everyone sent millions if not billions, to help. Again, the money went to the Red Cross, with little accounting to how it was spent, though the administration costs were staggering. Commercials cost $$$.

My initial disaster donations go to the Salvation Army, which sticks around and keeps their administration costs to near the bottom.

As I said above, which was an echo of Abbey's, Samaritan's Purse has been noticed for their getting in and helping people in a physical sense in rebuilding after floods. Until last year in LA, I'd never heard of them, but certainly have since.

Some football player in TX has raised an enormous amount for Harvey's victims, he has all volunteer administrators and 100% is going to victims. It's local. There are churches and I read something about a mosque that have been cited as outstanding. If I was able to donate, I'd be chasing those charities down.Several football players have. You might be thinking of that defensive end for the Houston Texans. He's got a pretty big donation/assistance thing going on at cost.

Gunny
09-06-2017, 06:41 PM
I wonder what happened to the telethon CBS announced? I know I didn't dream it up. I was wide awake in this chair with the Channel 5 news on. You'd think if they raised so much as a nickel they'd be patting themselves on the back all over the media.

Kathianne
09-06-2017, 06:44 PM
Several football players have. You might be thinking of that defensive end for the Houston Texans. He's got a pretty big donation/assistance thing going on at cost.

Last I saw, towards end of last week, it was about $13 million.

Abbey Marie
09-06-2017, 11:00 PM
I wonder what happened to the telethon CBS announced? I know I didn't dream it up. I was wide awake in this chair with the Channel 5 news on. You'd think if they raised so much as a nickel they'd be patting themselves on the back all over the media.

Lol! Wide-awake is no longer taken for granted by me!

AT, I'm not understanding what are you offended about. We are all just expressing our opinions here about which charities we like and don't like. I don't think anyone was criticizing you personally.

darin
09-06-2017, 11:14 PM
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LEFTIES only have a LEFT WING on aircraft, which explains why they keep going in circles.
<img src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/54/View_over_SOFIAs_left_wing.jpg">

<img src="http://dflduluthexposed.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/dnc_cant_leave.jpg">



When you center-align your posts they are difficult to read. If i wasnt an admin id have to ignore your posts completely. As-is i skip them because i dont want a headache. That sucks cuz you might have had good content.

SassyLady
09-07-2017, 02:39 PM
I didn't ask, or insist that anyone do so. Just thought being a good American actually meant something that wouldn't STIR UP more BS.

Donate to WHOEVER you want. Holy Cow. Can't we get past being so negative all the time?

My apologies to anyone I INSULTED, OR OFFENDED.

FLORIDA IS NEXT...so...I won't be asking anymore.

AT.... Now you sound like a left wing liberal snowflake thinking that just because someone has an opinion about what you posted about the Red Cross insulted or offended them you should apologize. Who cares? You posted in good faith and I know you did not mean to insult or offend, however, I was responding to the original post and my personal experience with the Red Cross.

Anyone who is that easily offended or insulted? Screw 'em!

In truth, I didn't see your post. If you like and trust the RC, then post about your own experience with them. It could change someone's opinion.

Kathianne
09-08-2017, 09:05 AM
Several football players have. You might be thinking of that defensive end for the Houston Texans. He's got a pretty big donation/assistance thing going on at cost.


JJ Watt plays for Houston Texans. His goal was to raise $200,000. As of this Wednesday, they've raised over $27M. $5M from Charles Butt, owner of H.E.B. food chain.

Kathianne
09-08-2017, 09:06 AM
JJ Watt plays for Houston Texans. His goal was to raise $200,000. As of this Wednesday, they've raised over $27M. $5M from Charles Butt, owner of H.E.B. food chain.

Here's the link: https://www.youcaring.com/victimsofhurricaneharvey-915053

Now over $29M

Gunny
09-08-2017, 10:38 AM
JJ Watt plays for Houston Texans. His goal was to raise $200,000. As of this Wednesday, they've raised over $27M. $5M from Charles Butt, owner of H.E.B. food chain.


Here's the link: https://www.youcaring.com/victimsofhurricaneharvey-915053

Now over $29M
Thanks. Now where is Abbey? We need to find you a boyfriend. You have WAY too much time to look crap up :)

Gunny
09-13-2017, 07:10 PM
Apparently they had their telethon, and the progressive Hollyweirdo's couldn't just raise disaster funds. They had to politicize it. All the usual suspects led by Beyonce and Stevie Wonder. Wonder how much the name change from Harvey to Irma cost them?

Meanwhile, "merely" 30K troops have been deployed to hurricane devastated areas. I love Graham Ledger. He never fails to take a shot back:laugh:.