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Helping those who help others

There are many places during these economic times that need help. This one, About Us - Camp Prime Time,,,.....
Camp Prime Time - Campground - Yakima, WA - Wall | Facebook is an organization that I am familiar with. They only have one full time employee, all other functions and needs are done by volunteers. I'm just saying, the monies are well spent for the betterment for the camp, not overhead.

They provide an outdoor experience for disabled and terminal kids and their families. They are coming up on their 25th year anniversary and are still trying to raise funds for the main lodge.

If you can take a look at the links and find it in your heart to help, it would be appreciated. They take PayPal, credit cards....etc.

Thanks,

I've done Habitat for Humanity builds, nice thing about that is you get to work along side of the ones getting the home, and they have to qualify, as well as maintain the home and then volunteer to help build other homes..

Our Track group also works Driving To Success & a few Boys & Girls Clubs..

Quote:

Driving To Success is a mentoring program that was designed by car enrhusiasts in conjunction with the Boys & Girls Club. The components of the program provide mentoring, goal setting and fund raising for the Boys & Girls Club.
We would like to thank the inspiration for this program,
Pray Achievment Center,
Banksville, New York
Malcolm Pray
Car collector Malcolm Pray is a self-made man who credits personal discipline for his success. He devotes his time to sharing his insights and impresses them upon the Pray Achievement Center's young visitors. He walks them through his more than eighty historic automobiles as a visible and influencial message of success and then expresses to them how they can achieve success in their lifetimes. In recent years the Center has hosted more than 3,000 boys and girls, between the impressionable ages of 11-14 years of age.

1. Value Your Time Learning
2. Be Trustworthy
3. Be Organized
4. Be Patriotic
5. Learn To Get Along With People
6. Be Friendly
7. Take Pride In Your Conduct
8. Take Pride In Your Appearence
9. Be Courteous, Friendly & Cheerful
10. Value Your Reputation
11. Learn The Value Of Money
12. Focus On A Career
13. Dare To Dream
14. Do Not Be Afraid To Fail
15. Enjoy Every Day!

Driving To Success

Thanks for posting that, Mitch! Donation sent.

By the way - that handicap accessible treehouse? That ROCKS!

angela

Thanks Angela. Yes, that treehouse is very cool.

May your kindness and generosity be a light for others to follow.

They will provide you with a tax number as they are a non profit organization.

Thanks again, Mitch

If you can give, give what you can give.

It does not have to be here, it does not have to be money.

Giving where there is a need and giving with your time, is all that is needed and appreciated, anywhere.

You can't take time or money with you in the end.