NothingToGive.com
You CAN make a difference even if it seems you have nothing to give!
We’re glad you could stop by.
The aim of this website is to both journal our family’s journey into discovering how we can help people in need both home and abroad when it seems like we have nothing to give and to (hopefully) inspire others to do the same.
We’ll try to keep you updated with our progress, how much we’ve raised, what we’ve done and what we’ve learned.
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If you had the money, what would you do for your community?
That’s what we’re asking in our latest project here at nothingtogive.com.
Stemming from a desire to do something (or some things) for our community with the resources our church currently has, we’re wondering what does our community need?
I can try to guess at what my community might need or to judge from my own point of view what is needed but life is not all about me. Other people have different perspectives, different experiences of life and what they see …
Our next idea for giving when we have nothing to give is simple: bring in more income so we can give some away. Read the post to find out how
Wow. I’m tired. We’re all tired. Tired but happy.
It has been an incredible day. A day of amazing generosity. A day of fun, food and fund raising.
How much did we raise? Read the post to find out!
If you’ve arrived at this site because you came to the Hot Dogs for Haiti fund raiser. WELCOME, and THANK YOU for coming by today. Hopefully we’re going to raise hundreds of dollars for the aid efforts in Haiti and Chile.
Today we had a hot dog tasting session.
We tried four different kinds of hot dogs and the winner was…. the cheapest one.
In the end, it didn’t win on the strength of its taste but rather on the fact that it costs the least so we can maximize the amount we are making to give to charity.
Our church is paying for the supplies so that we can give all of the proceeds to charity but there’s not point in spending more of the church’s money than we need to!
We have a …
