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Sunday, January 08, 2006

I'm sure alot of us felt it. The endless call for donation. Its everywhere. From the television to the streets.It was made worse by the NKF saga. That was the turning point in the charity history.
Honestly, I've stopped donating to NKF a long time ago. Because I do not believe in using prizes as a motivation for donation. If you want to give, give it at your own will, give it with your heart.

I cried while watching a charity show for the first time in my life. No.. it wasn't the sad stories of the patients. But it was the moment that MingYi Reverend cried and looked helpless for the first time on tv. He has always been very strong (at least thats how he portrayed himself to the media). And he cried not because of the money, but because the volunteers were being scolded and condemned by the public, and patients asking him whats gonna become of them if the hospital doesnt have enough money to survive.
This is probably one of the very few charities that doesnt use prizes as a way to "lure" the public to donate.

I'm not going to ask anyone who reads this to donate to whichever charity. Just want to remind everyone that the patients and the volunteers are innocent. The public should not condemn ALL charity workers. For God's sake, Use your brain can? They get nothing for all the work. Put yourself in their shoes before you start lashing out at them.
If you absolutely don't trust charities at all and don't wish to donate, then don't (nobody's forcing you). But save your anger to yourself.



Btw, HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY to our dear Priscilla a.k.a Tohko!!!!!!!
May all your wishes come true!!! =)
yay!!! *throws confetti*



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