Giving

I told you a while back that I was going to be looking for a new place to give all the money I’ve raised, what little there is, plus some of my own. It wasn’t that I didn’t like the Prevent Child Abuse America organization, it was more that I felt like I gave to a large, nationwide organization and that was that. I did, however find that the local Prevent Child Abuse Ohio chapter is a partner with the Children’s Hospital Child and Family Advocacy Center here in Columbus, so this year, I think the donation will go directly there. Thanks to everyone who has either used my CafePress store as a referrer for their store, or made an Amazon purchase through my affiliate links, I’ll be making a $35 donation there later this week. (Unless there’s a sudden burst of income over there, in which case it will go up accordingly. *grin*)

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