Do you think giving to charity during the holiday season is important? / LJWorld.com

Asked at Massachusetts Street on November 15, 2012

“It’s important to give all the time. Don’t give up on giving. ”

— Cynthia Bond, writer, filmmaker, Chicago

“Absolutely. This is the time of the year that people need things. For those of us with the ability to give, we should play our part. ”

— Tina Mayberry, sixth-grade reading teacher, Lawrence

“ It’s important to give. If they can use this time to get the donations, great. ”

— Daniel Goldschmidt, musician, Minneapolis

“I feel like giving should be more direct. I wish there were ways of giving more directly.”

— Erin Shadensack, works at Third Planet, Lawrence

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Andini 6 months ago

I give as much as I can any time of the year.

cateastrophe 6 months ago

What's in it for you, Eddie Haskell? Really?

RoeDapple 6 months ago

Seriously, yes. I'm with Andini on this one, charity is not seasonal, you give what you can year around, be it time, money, food, clothing or what ever.

On a lighter note, RoeDy's House of Paranoia and Charity Funds is now taking donations. If everyone would donate $5, $25, $500, or $10,000 or however much (more) you can afford, Ole RoeDy personally guarantees (unintelligible) percent will go to the charity of your choice, (in my name of course) and you can be happy knowing you have made me a rich and happy dude.

RETICENT_IRREVERENT 6 months ago

Freely and of thy own volition.

riverdrifter 6 months ago

To hell with the Twinkies. It's those cupcakes that I'll miss.

Eddie_Haskell 6 months ago

It is crucial to have "the guy" at the liquor store. He's the one that fronts you booze when you're broke.

RoeDapple 6 months ago

17% of all jobs now are "government". My recently delivered property tax statements reflect the increase, even though the value of my home has decreased. Calculating the total taxes I pay on income, property, sales, hidden (fuel, rubber, alcohol, etc.) I am now paying in excess of 54% of my income in taxes. And the b@stards only want more.