This from the Philanthropic Enterprise email discussion group today…<\/p>\n
The Mennonite Disaster Service<\/a> is highly recommended by the American Friends Service Committee as being the best, most experienced disaster relief organization dealing with housing, the very needy, and US situatins. The web site is www.mds.mennonite.net\/Home<\/a>. They are viewed as being much less constrained by institutional barriers than the other charities, and far more able to get to the truly destitute who do not trust readily.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
That said, I still like the idea of friends helping friends of friends. If there’s no admin cost involved, person-to-person, then there’s no need for tax deductibility. Just give, you know, the old fashioned way, without a receipt. Here, for instance, is the campaign<\/a> for my friend Rose Vines. Her house is a few blocks from the wet side of the picture<\/a> in the last post.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This from the Philanthropic Enterprise email discussion group today… The Mennonite Disaster Service is highly recommended by the American Friends Service Committee as being the best, most experienced disaster relief organization dealing with housing, the very needy, and US situatins. The web site is www.mds.mennonite.net\/Home. They are viewed as being much less constrained by institutional … <\/p>\n