It’s about 1:00 p.m. (updated at 4:30) on Tuesday and so far I’ve received e-mail requests to donate for “Giving Tuesday” from these entities/organizations. At some point during the year, I probably get a news notice or information from most of them, but to hear from all in one day is a bit overwhelming. There are maybe 3 or 4 I’ve never heard of so there must be a “sucker” list going around.
This one from Stop Predatory Gambling was interesting.
"Americans are expected to lose $118 billion of their personal wealth to commercialized gambling in 2018. Many of these citizens, some of whom are your family, neighbors and co-workers, suffered life-changing financial losses.
When you look at the bigger picture, the American people are on a collision course to lose more than $1 trillion of wealth to government-sanctioned gambling over the next eight years.
This is happening at the same time that around 50 percent of the US population has zero or negative net wealth, meaning their debts equal or exceed their assets."
I think Ohioans voted down casinos many times, but we have them anyway. Was supposed to help the schools. Ha!
So far, I’ve had about 50 appeals, counting the double and triple appeals:
McConnel Arts Center
National Police Foundation
CBN (twice)
Wycliffe Bible Translators
The Catholic Thing
Greater Columbus Right to Life
Word on Fire
Wounded Warrior
Hillsdale College
Center for Education Reform (3 times)
Stand with Us (twice)
Prager University
University of Illinois
PDHC—Pregnancy Decision Health Center
Presidential Prayer Team
Lakeside (4 notices)
Black Swamp Bird Observatory
Media Research Center
Human Coalition Center (twice)
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Ohio Right to Life
First Things
Ohio History Connection
Columbus Museum of Art
My Jewish Learning
Genetic Literacy Project (twice)
Hymn Society
Judicial Watch
Pope Paul VI Institute (twice)
Patriot Post
EWTN
Mercy Ships
Charity Navigator (4 requests)
Lifetime [Fitness] Foundation
Washington Post—ProLiteracy
Stop Predatory Gambling
American Spectator
Living Water International
Worldwatch Institute
Ohio History Connection
Sister Accord Foundation
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