A few people at eHow decided to write How-to articles related to charities and causes. Along with that, they decided to DONATE ALL the money earned from these articles to the causes. I decided this was a great idea and wrote an article myself. I chose Autism because while I do not have a child with Autism, as a soon-to-be teacher and seeing friends with autistic children, it is something dear to my heart. I am a HUGE advocate for children and I think it is our job to protect them at all costs.
While people in this world are having babies for profit and hand-outs (which nothing makes me angrier), we need to help adults, parents, and children that are affected by autism. It is a disorder that can drain a family emotionally and financially. This is a disorder that is not curable, nor does it go away. It continues into adulthood and many still need support as adults.
All I ask is that you check out the article and consider helping out in any way you can. I make nothing by you donating at these sites, that is not where my income comes from. While, yes I hope I can help in anyway I can, and maybe I will earn something from my article that I can pass on, I am one person. I just want to spread the word. Please continue to spread it to others.
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How to Help Pet Adoption Efforts in Phoenix, Arizona by Peggy Hazelwood
How to Reforest America by Wordstock
How to Help Others for Free by Patti Winters
How to Defend Polar Bears and Wolves by AlianAngel555
How to Help Pine Ridge by Hollie1974
How to Give to Chairty Wisely by Patti Winters
How to Help Australian Wildlife Injured in Fires by Virginia Allain
How to Donate Wheelchairs to Third World People for Around Fifty Dollars by Lilac Girl
How to Save the World By the Click of a Mouse by Desula
How to Be Part of the Humane Society by Shirley Philbrick
How to Contribute to NAMI - The National Alliance on Mental Illness by Kate Downs
How to Help Thailand AIDS Orphans by JasneJ
How to Fight Kidney Disease with a Short Walk by jjkadaba
How to Donate to DebRA (Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa) by QueenofMisc
Thanks so much! Please check back as we will be adding more articles as they are created.
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