
On second thought though, I just felt like we already give quite a bit to that and I'd really like to do more for the homeless. Covenant House came to mind so I chose that one instead. Covenant House helps thousands of homeless youth who are going through very difficult times get their lives straightened out. It is a charity we support monthly too but for much less.
My heart breaks for youth who have such bad homes that they feel the need to run away to survive. I just hate to think of kids living on the streets when I had such a good childhood with wonderful parents and a nice home. When it comes between animals or people, I feel I must give to helping people at least as much (if you've been reading my blogs, you all know how big an animal lover I am). People are so important to God that He died for them and I want to make sure I am part of letting people know that.
I read a very good book novel about homeless youth called You Can't Get There From Here by Todd Strasser. It really made me think and gain insight into how some kids live on the streets. It was good and I highly recommend it!
I am happy to contribute to Covenant House and have been for years. Check out real stories on their website, find out how you can help or even get help for yourself at www.covenanthouse.org

3 comments:
I never heard of a company like that donating a percentage to charity. Sounds like a great company. And it's very nice of you to donate to these charities every month. :)
Thank you for pointing the way to a great charity. I'm always looking for charities that help children and the homeless and animals. You are a wonderful person to think of helping others in need.
Karen -
I work at Covenant House and came across your blog - thanks so much for mentioning us. And thank you for helping take care of our kids. They're good kids who deserve a chance and it's great that you believe in them. Keep on blogging!
Joan
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