IrishMist
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ORIGINAL: OrionTheWolf Actually you can see if your area has a Performance Learning Center, which is a different approach to teaching those in High School. Just google PLC or Performance Learning Center, as they are supported by http://www.gatesfoundation.org/about/Pages/overview.aspx which supports Global and US programs. quote:
ORIGINAL: IrishMist Welllllllll, quite honestly, my first choice is one that is 'unable' to accept 'charitable donations' ( the local school system here ), outside of that though I would start with the local FOP, then move on to state law enforcement agencies, the fire dept's, the hospitals, hospice, animal shelter/rescue ( of all kinds, small/large/domestic/wild ). One of my favorite charities that I would include is the Make a Wish Foundation. We also have a local agency here for the prevention of teenage pregnancy which utilizes teenage volunteers who offer to 'be a parent for a day' for families who can't afford child care. It's a fantastic organization and it really helps teenagers understand what being a parent really means. After all that, I guess I would look around at the bigger charities like the Red Cross and the Salvation Army. Master Orion I have heard of the PLC's and as of this time, there are none even close to where I live , though that really does not matter when you realize that they still accept donations lol, no matter what area the donation comes from. You are correct though, it is a wonderful organization.
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