After my last post I realized that I do donate to a lot of organizations and support groups that mean something to me. All of the following pictures are links as well.
This is to help orphans from all over the world, especially in undeveloped countries.
A loving home, a good education, vocational skills, medical care, nutritious food and most importantly the love of Jesus Christ and His Gospel are provided to the destitute children of Haiti through Child Hope.
This website allows you to donate your vehicle to the charity of your choice. I have linked it to the search of Alabama. I have a friend that did this and I love this idea.
This is one extremely important to me. I always donate to this one when I can. Persecution happens daily to Christians all over the world. People in the United States are ashamed to stand up for their Christianity when there are people in the world that are dying for their courage to stand up.
This is the place I get my journals from and they help out kids in other countries every time you buy a journal. It helps the kids in the other country with their school supplies.
This is a membership/organizations that gives back to the orphans. Every purchase from 800+ stores donates 26% of the purchase cost to the Friends of Orphans.
The mission of Girls Helping Girls is to build a global culture of girls consciously collaborating to make a difference. We strive not only to bridge international cultures but, more profoundly, to channel the power harvested from the girls' collaborative service projects to Eradicate Poverty, Increase Access to Education, Improve Health, and – most importantly – Promote Peace.
Girl Up, a campaign of the United Nations Foundation, gives American girls the opportunity to channel their energy and compassion to raise awareness and funds for programs of the United Nations that help some of the world’s hardest-to-reach adolescent girls. Through Girl Up’s support, girls have the opportunity to become educated, healthy, safe, counted, and positioned to be the next generation of leaders.
A hot meal delivered to victims after a disaster, blood when it is needed most, shelter when there is nowhere else to turn, an emergency message delivered to a member of the Armed Forces from their family -- these are just some of the ways that gifts are put to work through the American Red Cross.
Red Cross also helps with blood donation and they love volunteering.
NBCF is committed to spreading knowledge and fostering hope in the fight against breast cancer. By funding free mammograms for women who could otherwise not afford them and supporting research programs in leading facilities across the country, NBCF helps inspire the courage needed to win this monumental battle.
The American Foundation for the Blind, founded in 1921, and the organization to which Helen Keller devoted her working life, is a national nonprofit whose mission is to ensure that the millions of Americans living with vision loss enjoy the same rights and opportunities as other citizens.
The Candie’s Foundation is a non-profit organization that works to shape the way youth in America think about teen pregnancy and parenthood.
The March of Dimes works different channels of influence to reduce premature birth rates. One way is to raise public awareness of the serious issue and to invest in education of moms-to-be and health care providers.
The Humane Society of the United States is the nation's largest animal protection organization, backed by 11 million Americans. We work to reduce suffering and improve the lives of all animals by advocating for better laws; investigating animal cruelty; encouraging corporations to adopt animal-friendly policies; conducting animal rescue and emergency response; and providing direct care for thousands of animals at our sanctuaries, emergency shelters, wildlife rehabilitation centers, and mobile veterinary clinics.
There are many more that I have not listed these are the ones that really stick out to me and I donate a lot of money to or participate in funding for them. I give with my whole heart. I have a huge heart.
Here's what you'll need...
Here's how you make them...1. With a knife cut the ends off of your sugar cones. 
2. Fill the corner of the baggie with fruit candy. 
3. Put your sugar cone into the corner of the baggie, scooping up some candy as you go. If your cornucopia doesn't look like how you want it, arrange the candy from outside the bag.4. Tie a ribbon around the baggie at thebottom of the cone. If you want to make these into name cards for a dinner table just cut out a small piece of fall colored paper, write the name, and thread onto the ribbon before you tie it.
