So, if you would like to donate through my virtual kettle, you can do so by clicking the kettle below:
(Image courtesy The Salvation Army)
A couple of other ways to help out this holiday season (and, really, any time) are as follows:
If you are in the Austin area, the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas, where, according to what they have said, your monetary donation can go about five times as far as a food donation, as they can buy in bulk and save money. They do a lot of good work, and we've supported them before.
And, of course, as I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, my friends Ryan and Ashley Beard have created an organization, 48 Lives, which will assist with international adoptions. While Ryan has now finished his 48-hour run (in which he ran over 140 miles), 48 Lives could certainly still use your help to put kids with families who will love them.
All of these options are well worth your support. This holiday season, let's all help someone out who needs it.
(Yes, some of this is almost word for word what I have posted in previous years. The need to help people does not change all that much, really.)
