3. Volunteer
Many Web sites have been created to match a volunteer with a cause. These are also excellent forums to start the conversation about your favorite charity. Several of the largest Web sites are: volunteermatch.org with 3.7 million referrals since 1998; charitynavigator.org a two-time winner of Forbes “Best of the Web;” and idealist.org with 500,000 individual members.
Of course, donating time, money or blood directly through the American Red Cross makes a tremendous impact. We need volunteers for ever disaster, local or national, during war and at peace. The American Red Cross is always needed and your support is always appreciated.
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