That's a quote, but I can't recall the author any more; I memorized it in elementary school.
As an extension of that love, we donate time, money, and our words to the causes that we care about, or feel a part of. For me, the blockade isn't the mismanagement of certain charities, it's that I feel excluded from that community. The specific incident doesn't matter, but it's left me unwilling to donate money or time to them ever since high school.
Re: Instant news, and 24-hour news cycles
We love the things we love for what they are.
That's a quote, but I can't recall the author any more; I memorized it in elementary school.
As an extension of that love, we donate time, money, and our words to the causes that we care about, or feel a part of. For me, the blockade isn't the mismanagement of certain charities, it's that I feel excluded from that community. The specific incident doesn't matter, but it's left me unwilling to donate money or time to them ever since high school.