Moonbow Chaser vs Squidoo
Welcome back!
I didn’t post yesterday because I decided to do a ‘lens’. A lens is like a one page blog that allows you to do your thing. It took me all day and into the night to write the article and do the ‘lens’ as I was determined to conquer it and not let it get the best of me. I don’t know who won but I did get it published, for now, I think it’s a tie. The lens is about helping hurting children and their families by donating to a non- profit organization called ‘Feed the Children’. Visit them here: http://www.feedthechildren.org.
The reason I wrote on this particular topic is that it is my passion, helping hurting children is my thing. I have a heart for kids that are stuck in an environment that they have no control over; it’s not their fault. With that said I want you to know when you help others, knowing they can’t pay you back, you will reap great rewards. What you make happen for others God will make happen for you, I believe that. That’s not why I do what I do, but it’s one of the great benefits. I hope you’re getting this because it’s huge and will make an amazing difference in your life and the lives of others.
A true Moonbow Chaser can’t afford to be selfish but instead goes that extra mile to help others. In fact, if you make giving a habit your dream will come true faster. This isn’t just about money, but also taking the time and effort involved to help another persons dream come true.
If you want to check out my lens click below:
http://www.squidoo.com/feedthechildren. Go to the lens then go to Feed the Children’s website and help a few hungry kids with a donation;$10 buys 1,000 lbs. of food. Or go straight to http://www.feedthechildren.org.
What seems small to you is HuGe to them.
You and I share the same passion…helping innocent children.
Audrey,
I’m so glad to hear from other people who not only care about kids that need help but also take action to help them. Taking action is extremely important, whether it be money time. We can make a difference in a hurting child’s life. Thank you Audrey for taking the time to leave a comment.
Sonni