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Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Today's Survey Question


There's a charity event going on at the Market Street Inn in the near future. They would like me to survey all of you to find out what three charities you support most. The top three charities will receive 10% of the business they take in that night.

47 comments:

Cathy said...

1. coastal hospice
2. humane society
3. wheels that heal

Anonymous said...

I myself don't have a certain charity; however, I would like to see the money to go the youth of sby and to help them get either what they need becasue their short of it or for something to help keep them off the streets...

Anonymous said...

Autism Delaware

Anonymous said...

Johnathan Taylor

Reconciled1 said...

We give monthly to two causes:
Childhood Cancer Research
Autism

Anonymous said...

I like to support the Salisbury Jaycee Foundation. They raise funds to take hundreds of less advantaged children shopping every Christmas. I love the Christmas season and the spirit of giving reminds me of the importance of giving to those in need.

Anonymous said...

The Wellness Community.
Wounded Warriors!!!
The Humane Society.


Peace and Brightest Blessings,
Kim

Mandy said...

We would attend if some was going to Right to Life.

Anonymous said...

programs for children 'in the hood' We all complain about the delinquents- let 's find something for them to look forward to and strive to be better.

Anonymous said...

Salvation Army supports the local Youth and so does the Local United Way. I give to both when I can.

Anonymous said...

World Vision
Samaritan's Purse
Muscular Dystrophy Assoc.

Anonymous said...

Wounded warriors. My son was wounded in Afghanistan ( fortunately not severely ) but observing the more seriously wounded, courageous young men that have to go on, makes this my #1 charity by far.

Ed Fleming said...

Feed the Children, HSUS, Make-a-Wish foundation, Sunday Breakfast Mission, Salvation Army, Hope and Life Outreach and SPCA.

Ben and Geri said...

I would support locally:
http://www.gogettersinc.org/

http://www.salisburymddogpark.com/index.html

http://www.unitedway4us.org/

Anonymous said...

Coastal Hospice

Anonymous said...

Relay for Life
Women Supporting Women
Alzheimers

Anonymous said...

united way

Anonymous said...

coastal hospice
wounded warriors
red cross

Anonymous said...

Joseph House
Wounded Warriors
Coastal Hospice

Anonymous said...

Coastal Hospice
Wounded Warriors
Wicomico County Humane Society

Anonymous said...

About the only one I donate to is the National Multiple Sclerosis Society but I could be biased since I have MS.

Anonymous said...

How about Downtown revitalization, something that would benefit the town not an outside organization.

Anonymous said...

Coastal Hospice
Wounded Warriors
Red Cross

Anonymous said...

1. Hospice
2. Humane Society
3. Salvation Army

Anonymous said...

1.Coastal Hospice
2.Human Society
3.Salvation Army

Anonymous said...

Joseph House
Wounded Warriors
Coastal Hospice

Anonymous said...

Humane Society Wicomico County
Women Supporting Women
The Wellness Community

Anonymous said...

Life Crisis Center
Wicomico Child Advocacy Center
United Way

10001110101 said...

1. Delaware Coalition against Domestic Violence

2. Women supporting Women

3. Human Society

Anonymous said...

Humane Society

Anonymous said...

Somerset Challengers
Relay for Life
Wounded Warriors

Anonymous said...

Humane Society
Joseph House
Cancer treatment for children, cj

Anonymous said...

Coastal Hospice

Anonymous said...

Salvation Army - their youth sports programs need help to keep kids off the streets and out of gangs. Not all kids can afford Crown!!!!

Anonymous said...

Humane Society

Anonymous said...

March of Dimes
United Way

Nikki said...

Wicomico County Humane Society
Women Supporting Women
United Way of the Eastern Shore

Anonymous said...

3:05 I agree. Not all kids can afford it or get a ride there. The Salvation Army's are in key places to help at risk kids. We need to break the chain of crime at a younger period of life where kids are more impressionable. I just wish Dick Beals and Benny Reddick were still around. They saved THOUSANDS of at risk kids! Some of "their" kids now own businesses and hold key leadership positions throughout our community.

Anonymous said...

Salvation Army
Junior Achievement
Humane Society

Salvation Army for obvious reasons.
JA because they promote financial literacy with our children, something that they don't learn in school, and something hugely important.
Humane Society because there are so many critters who've lost their caretakers and their homes.

Anonymous said...

National MS Society

Anonymous said...

I support the I.R.S. by far the most. Not by choice though

Anonymous said...

While I agree with all of the charities listed, these charities also recieve many donations and funds from state and local governments as well as food drops and so forth. I personally feel that some of our local fire depts which is a non profitable charity should be eligible for the same respects. Granted I know there is plenty of controversary on here about the funding with the Salisbury FD, Be that as it may there are 11 other depts in the county. I know of 3 who have recently had intentions of upgrading their fire depts. Willards just completed theirs which leaves Pittsville and Parsonsburg. As member of the local communities in this area I think it would be great to offer them a portion of the proceeds. It is to my understanding that Parsonsburg has already broke ground and Pittsville has the plans but not enough money to start the projects. Looking at the design on the sign at Pittsville it appears they have a great building design. Folks one thing to keep in mind with this design before any negative comments start appearing is this; the Pitsville Fire Dept has always been announced as a shelter for many years for the school as well as the community if there were to ever be a state of disaster or a school evacuation and so forth. The Dept also houses a complete array of equipment to service every need of the community to include EMS, Rescue, Fire, and Truck operations. The dept works tirelessly at many fundraisers such as bingos, carnivals, car shows, wild game dinners,sporting clay shoots and the list goes on and on....With this being said like all government agencies budgets are being cut, with these cuts comes sacrifices, One thing we all have to remember is these people working these fundraisers are VOLUNTEERS, they take time away from their families not only to answers calls, and training, but to work these fundraisers in an effort to balance the budget. Folks this is hard for the average person to do in a daily routine of life not in the fire service imagine the time it takes in the fire service. I'm sure many of you think I have rambled enough but in all actuality and seriousness think about what has been said here and take it into consideration that these fire depts are VOLUNTEER, and they have to earn everything they get with an annual allowance from the county/state governmet which barely covers the daily operating expenses let alone the capital expenses that may occur. I thank you for your time. God Bless!!

A concerned Resident and Patron of these fundraising efforts.

Anonymous said...

ANY shelter who takes in and assists battered women and children to get help with counseling.

Anonymous said...

Coastal Hospice

MBP said...

Salisbury Jaycees Foundation
Relay For Life
Wicomico Humane Society

Anonymous said...

Coastal Hospice
Wicomico Co. Humane Society
Salvation Army

Anonymous said...

National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Maryland Chapter