Are there any organizations that help others start and run new companies?
Q. Meaning an organization that helps someone start a company not only financially but also gives them advice through market research and or other methods. Also organizations that help companies until they get on their feet. I'm looking for an organization that you can take an idea to and they help you make it happen (turn it into a reality).
Asked by Sean - Wed Jan 2 22:25:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to and in the upper left hand corner, enter your zip code. On the next screen, you will get information on the nearest SCORE chapter. Call them and arrange for a free meeting with a SCORE counselor. SCORE is a nonprofit association dedicated to entrepreneur education and the formation, growth and success of small business nationwide. SCORE is a resource partner with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). SCORE has 389 chapters in locations throughout the United States and its territories, with 10,500 volunteers nationwide. Both working and retired executives and business owners donate time and expertise as business counselors.
Answered by Robert E. Lee - Thu Jan 3 07:57:10 2008
Q. Meaning an organization that helps someone start a company not only financially but also gives them advice through market research and or other methods. Also organizations that help companies until they get on their feet. I'm looking for an organization that you can take an idea to and they help you make it happen (turn it into a reality).
Asked by Sean - Wed Jan 2 22:25:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to and in the upper left hand corner, enter your zip code. On the next screen, you will get information on the nearest SCORE chapter. Call them and arrange for a free meeting with a SCORE counselor. SCORE is a nonprofit association dedicated to entrepreneur education and the formation, growth and success of small business nationwide. SCORE is a resource partner with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). SCORE has 389 chapters in locations throughout the United States and its territories, with 10,500 volunteers nationwide. Both working and retired executives and business owners donate time and expertise as business counselors.
Answered by Robert E. Lee - Thu Jan 3 07:57:10 2008
What organizations send aid to Haiti, especially relating to the food crisis?
Q. I'm trying to start a fundraiser at my school so I can send anything, money, food, i don't even know what else, to haiti to help in any small way possible with the food crisis What are some organizations that I can contact so I know what to do, who to send it to, and if it will actually get where I want it to go?
Asked by blythie918 - Sat Apr 26 23:18:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. World Food Program or
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Sun Apr 27 03:58:24 2008
Q. I'm trying to start a fundraiser at my school so I can send anything, money, food, i don't even know what else, to haiti to help in any small way possible with the food crisis What are some organizations that I can contact so I know what to do, who to send it to, and if it will actually get where I want it to go?
Asked by blythie918 - Sat Apr 26 23:18:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. World Food Program or
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Sun Apr 27 03:58:24 2008
What organizations can I volunteer at that do not deal with the needy?
Q. Before the summer ends, I would like to do some volunteering with organizations that do not deal with the needy. I do not want to work for the homeless, the handicap, handicap children or the elderly (handicap or not). I also hate calling folks on the phone for blood or donations. My only explanation that I can give for my avoidance is that I do not have the patience or I am afraid that I would get too concerned about there lifes. I simply do not want to get involve or make any sort of "friendships" that may carry long time commitments. Thanks
Asked by needanid00 - Fri Jul 6 22:28:38 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal Rights Environmental Causes Military Volunteer Work More (check out this whole site, there are tons of ideas that sound just perfect for you) Good luck!
Answered by sweet_leaf - Fri Jul 6 22:48:11 2007
Q. Before the summer ends, I would like to do some volunteering with organizations that do not deal with the needy. I do not want to work for the homeless, the handicap, handicap children or the elderly (handicap or not). I also hate calling folks on the phone for blood or donations. My only explanation that I can give for my avoidance is that I do not have the patience or I am afraid that I would get too concerned about there lifes. I simply do not want to get involve or make any sort of "friendships" that may carry long time commitments. Thanks
Asked by needanid00 - Fri Jul 6 22:28:38 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal Rights Environmental Causes Military Volunteer Work More (check out this whole site, there are tons of ideas that sound just perfect for you) Good luck!
Answered by sweet_leaf - Fri Jul 6 22:48:11 2007
What organizations are involved in doing missionary work?
Q. Besides the local church, are there any organizations that are primarily involved in missionary work? Or any Christian groups that assist in international aid, or helping people world wide?
Asked by Little Hulk - Mon Jan 12 15:35:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Salvation Army, Samaritans Purse,,World Vision, the Gideons, these four are great,,and they manage their money well.
Answered by victor 7707 - Mon Jan 12 17:25:16 2009
Q. Besides the local church, are there any organizations that are primarily involved in missionary work? Or any Christian groups that assist in international aid, or helping people world wide?
Asked by Little Hulk - Mon Jan 12 15:35:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Salvation Army, Samaritans Purse,,World Vision, the Gideons, these four are great,,and they manage their money well.
Answered by victor 7707 - Mon Jan 12 17:25:16 2009
How can I find out about organizations sponsored by AmeriCorps in my area?
Q. I was recently informed that if you do one year of community service for AmeriCorps you receive an educational award. I desperately need money for college and would enjoy helping organizations in my community but I can't find any programs in my county or those surrounding me. I called AmeriCorps to ask them how I would find charities in my area and they said to look on the website, which I did but again, there doesn't seem to be programs in my county. Is there some other organization I could call to find out about the locations of these organizations? Any other information about AmeriCorps would be greatly appreciated. How many volunteer hours are put in each week? It's going to be tough for me to attend school, work and volunteer but I… [cont.]
Asked by Desiree - Tue Jul 24 13:44:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most AmeriCorps programs are full time so you can't work, go to school and do AmeriCorps...you can only do one at a time, unless maybe you have a night job. You have to put in 1,700 volunteer hours in 1 year to get your $4,725 education award and you do get paid, but it's not much. There are 3 programs: AmeriCorps*NCCC, where you travel around the US and do a lot of hands on work...you don't have to have a degree. AmeriCorps*Vista...where you stay in one place, you already have to have a degree. AmeriCorps state and national, those you mostly stay in one place, and don't always have to have a degree, these are sometimes part time too. These are usually hands on, like fire-fighting and forestry, but sometimes habitat for humanity. You… [cont.]
Answered by Alyssa M - Tue Jul 24 17:41:58 2007
Q. I was recently informed that if you do one year of community service for AmeriCorps you receive an educational award. I desperately need money for college and would enjoy helping organizations in my community but I can't find any programs in my county or those surrounding me. I called AmeriCorps to ask them how I would find charities in my area and they said to look on the website, which I did but again, there doesn't seem to be programs in my county. Is there some other organization I could call to find out about the locations of these organizations? Any other information about AmeriCorps would be greatly appreciated. How many volunteer hours are put in each week? It's going to be tough for me to attend school, work and volunteer but I… [cont.]
Asked by Desiree - Tue Jul 24 13:44:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most AmeriCorps programs are full time so you can't work, go to school and do AmeriCorps...you can only do one at a time, unless maybe you have a night job. You have to put in 1,700 volunteer hours in 1 year to get your $4,725 education award and you do get paid, but it's not much. There are 3 programs: AmeriCorps*NCCC, where you travel around the US and do a lot of hands on work...you don't have to have a degree. AmeriCorps*Vista...where you stay in one place, you already have to have a degree. AmeriCorps state and national, those you mostly stay in one place, and don't always have to have a degree, these are sometimes part time too. These are usually hands on, like fire-fighting and forestry, but sometimes habitat for humanity. You… [cont.]
Answered by Alyssa M - Tue Jul 24 17:41:58 2007
What organizations will let a 13 year old go to a different country to volunteer?
Q. Im thirteen and would really like to go to a different country such as Africa or China and help less fortunate then me. I have been trying to research but all of the organizations i have found require you to be at least 16 or 18 years old. Does anyone have any advice?
Asked by Hannah B - Mon Feb 11 16:58:30 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At 13, no international program is going to take you unless maybe your parents go to. A better is idea is to engage in activities that will make you a better candidate for volunteering internationally when you are older, like working in HIV/AIDS prevention campaigns, learning another language well enough to work in, joining FFA, working with immigrants, etc. Here is a web site that can help you learn more about the skills and experience desired by volunteer placement agencies, and how you can engage in activities now to make you an attractive candidate some day: Even when you turn 18, you are going to be too young to volunteer for groups that send skilled volunteers to the developing world and *don't* charge the volunteers for the… [cont.]
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Tue Feb 12 02:30:18 2008
Q. Im thirteen and would really like to go to a different country such as Africa or China and help less fortunate then me. I have been trying to research but all of the organizations i have found require you to be at least 16 or 18 years old. Does anyone have any advice?
Asked by Hannah B - Mon Feb 11 16:58:30 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At 13, no international program is going to take you unless maybe your parents go to. A better is idea is to engage in activities that will make you a better candidate for volunteering internationally when you are older, like working in HIV/AIDS prevention campaigns, learning another language well enough to work in, joining FFA, working with immigrants, etc. Here is a web site that can help you learn more about the skills and experience desired by volunteer placement agencies, and how you can engage in activities now to make you an attractive candidate some day: Even when you turn 18, you are going to be too young to volunteer for groups that send skilled volunteers to the developing world and *don't* charge the volunteers for the… [cont.]
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Tue Feb 12 02:30:18 2008
What are some non profit animal focused organizations?
Q. What are some trustworthy non profit organizations that you know for sure are worth donating money to and that will use 100% of the donations toward the cause of protecting animals? I'm looking for organizations dealing with both pets and wild animals, animal abuse, endangered species, etc. I'm planning on starting my own non profit 'campaign' of sorts to support a new non profit organization like this each month. I'm starting with animals, but don't want to donate money to someone who will use it on something completely unhelpful to the actual cause.
Asked by Odioshka - Tue Jul 31 07:12:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok I have to let you know one fact-there are NO charitable organizations/non profits where 100% of the donations go to the actual cause. I look for a range of 80-99%, some people are comfortable going as low as 75% but not me. They may have some events where 100% of what they raise in donations goes to the cause but those are usually underwrtitten by a large donor. Unfortunately they have expenses too-salaries/insurance/ov erhead/office supplies-you know the same stuff for profit companies use. Check your yellow pages or online for a local chapter of what i consider are the best options below: American Council for the Blind-Guide Dogs paws peta humane Society Check on any charity through the better business bureau. Their website is… [cont.]
Answered by msijg - Tue Jul 31 09:38:43 2007
Q. What are some trustworthy non profit organizations that you know for sure are worth donating money to and that will use 100% of the donations toward the cause of protecting animals? I'm looking for organizations dealing with both pets and wild animals, animal abuse, endangered species, etc. I'm planning on starting my own non profit 'campaign' of sorts to support a new non profit organization like this each month. I'm starting with animals, but don't want to donate money to someone who will use it on something completely unhelpful to the actual cause.
Asked by Odioshka - Tue Jul 31 07:12:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok I have to let you know one fact-there are NO charitable organizations/non profits where 100% of the donations go to the actual cause. I look for a range of 80-99%, some people are comfortable going as low as 75% but not me. They may have some events where 100% of what they raise in donations goes to the cause but those are usually underwrtitten by a large donor. Unfortunately they have expenses too-salaries/insurance/ov erhead/office supplies-you know the same stuff for profit companies use. Check your yellow pages or online for a local chapter of what i consider are the best options below: American Council for the Blind-Guide Dogs paws peta humane Society Check on any charity through the better business bureau. Their website is… [cont.]
Answered by msijg - Tue Jul 31 09:38:43 2007
What humanitarian organizations will let an 18 year old girl go to Darfur?
Q. After high school it has always been my dream to go to Darfur and work in a refugee camp. Do you know of any humanitarian organizations that will allow me to go there?
Asked by flippybrunette - Wed Dec 10 20:45:07 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've got in contact with a couple NGO's that are there right now for volunteering...but it's almost impossible to volunteer there if you aren't a professional (doctor, nurse, etc...) b/c a lot of the activities that are needed there usually go to locals b/c they have heavy unemployment...so they pay a lot of people that live in certain area's of Darfur to do a lot of the work that you are looking to volunteer for.
Answered by Hey There Guy - Sun Dec 14 02:27:31 2008
Q. After high school it has always been my dream to go to Darfur and work in a refugee camp. Do you know of any humanitarian organizations that will allow me to go there?
Asked by flippybrunette - Wed Dec 10 20:45:07 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've got in contact with a couple NGO's that are there right now for volunteering...but it's almost impossible to volunteer there if you aren't a professional (doctor, nurse, etc...) b/c a lot of the activities that are needed there usually go to locals b/c they have heavy unemployment...so they pay a lot of people that live in certain area's of Darfur to do a lot of the work that you are looking to volunteer for.
Answered by Hey There Guy - Sun Dec 14 02:27:31 2008
What are some activities or organizations that are good to add to a college application?
Q. I have to apply to the professional phase of pharmacy school this fall (so im already in college) and i am just looking for some ideas on different activities and organizations that might look good to put on the application. if anyone has had any success with a certain activity or organization it would be greatly appreciated! I already work in a pharmacy, just looking for some extra things to add.
Asked by hotttiegrl9 - Mon Jun 16 00:06:41 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yikes. That didn't sound good. Schools of that level like to see that you're really dedicated to something you do - they like to see that you put a lot of time and effort into it, and stuck with it for several years. If you have anything like that, you should definitely include it. Ahh, it's bad to just add "extra things", if they honestly didn't have a big impact on your life. Get involved with something that you're actually really interested in, not just what will look better in the end. You'll be happier and better off that way. However, some things which DO look good would be the work in the pharmacy (excellent), any leadership positions you may have, or community service. Graduate schools love to see community service. So you… [cont.]
Answered by black balloon. - Mon Jun 16 03:44:29 2008
Q. I have to apply to the professional phase of pharmacy school this fall (so im already in college) and i am just looking for some ideas on different activities and organizations that might look good to put on the application. if anyone has had any success with a certain activity or organization it would be greatly appreciated! I already work in a pharmacy, just looking for some extra things to add.
Asked by hotttiegrl9 - Mon Jun 16 00:06:41 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yikes. That didn't sound good. Schools of that level like to see that you're really dedicated to something you do - they like to see that you put a lot of time and effort into it, and stuck with it for several years. If you have anything like that, you should definitely include it. Ahh, it's bad to just add "extra things", if they honestly didn't have a big impact on your life. Get involved with something that you're actually really interested in, not just what will look better in the end. You'll be happier and better off that way. However, some things which DO look good would be the work in the pharmacy (excellent), any leadership positions you may have, or community service. Graduate schools love to see community service. So you… [cont.]
Answered by black balloon. - Mon Jun 16 03:44:29 2008
Are there any UK charities or organizations that have an appeal for unwanted Christmas gifts?
Q. I would like to donate all of my Christmas gifts this year to a charity or charitable organization. Are there any organizations that have a special appeal for unwanted gifts?
Asked by Warm Breeze - Tue Dec 25 08:22:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Charity shops are the main place to donate unwanted gifts. You could decide to spread the donations throughout a few months. I guess they get overwhelmed in early January. All the charities with shops appeal for unwanted gifts to be donated after Xmas. Very few charity shops can take electrical goods. Best to check first. Those that can usually have someone who s qualified to test the items and make sure they re safe to use. Some charity shops will take them, not to sell in the shop but to be sold to recycling schemes or another use found for them. Children s charities such as Barnardo's, NCH and NSPCC are interested in taking unwanted children s toys and clothing. Local playgroups, children s hospitals, hospices etc might also be… [cont.]
Answered by Tim D - Tue Dec 25 10:26:43 2007
Q. I would like to donate all of my Christmas gifts this year to a charity or charitable organization. Are there any organizations that have a special appeal for unwanted gifts?
Asked by Warm Breeze - Tue Dec 25 08:22:41 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Charity shops are the main place to donate unwanted gifts. You could decide to spread the donations throughout a few months. I guess they get overwhelmed in early January. All the charities with shops appeal for unwanted gifts to be donated after Xmas. Very few charity shops can take electrical goods. Best to check first. Those that can usually have someone who s qualified to test the items and make sure they re safe to use. Some charity shops will take them, not to sell in the shop but to be sold to recycling schemes or another use found for them. Children s charities such as Barnardo's, NCH and NSPCC are interested in taking unwanted children s toys and clothing. Local playgroups, children s hospitals, hospices etc might also be… [cont.]
Answered by Tim D - Tue Dec 25 10:26:43 2007
Are there any organizations in California who will help low income seniors with moving expenses?
Q. I know a senior couple, (one is completely bed ridden), who rent an apartment. They have been told they have to move soon, but do not have the money. They are on Section 8 housing, but this does not pay for the first, last & deposit to move into a new rental. I was wondering if anyone knows of any organizations who could help with this expense. They live in California.
Asked by calimari - Tue Feb 12 03:05:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best thing to do is to contact the Department of Aging & Adult Services office in the county they live in. I have provided a link for you to the county listings for California. I work in one of the county Aging & Adult Services office and I know that here at ours we have Senior Information Specialists that have the names and numbers of many resources in the area for seniors. It sounds like there may be more going on in this situation. With them being seniors, on section 8, and being evicted, they may need to contact a legal aid office also. The Senior Info. worker will be able to give more info. on free legal assistance for seniors also. Also, if one of them is bed ridden, they may want to apply for In Home Support Services, if… [cont.]
Answered by Jerribear76 - Thu Feb 14 15:16:24 2008
Q. I know a senior couple, (one is completely bed ridden), who rent an apartment. They have been told they have to move soon, but do not have the money. They are on Section 8 housing, but this does not pay for the first, last & deposit to move into a new rental. I was wondering if anyone knows of any organizations who could help with this expense. They live in California.
Asked by calimari - Tue Feb 12 03:05:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best thing to do is to contact the Department of Aging & Adult Services office in the county they live in. I have provided a link for you to the county listings for California. I work in one of the county Aging & Adult Services office and I know that here at ours we have Senior Information Specialists that have the names and numbers of many resources in the area for seniors. It sounds like there may be more going on in this situation. With them being seniors, on section 8, and being evicted, they may need to contact a legal aid office also. The Senior Info. worker will be able to give more info. on free legal assistance for seniors also. Also, if one of them is bed ridden, they may want to apply for In Home Support Services, if… [cont.]
Answered by Jerribear76 - Thu Feb 14 15:16:24 2008
What are some Chicago support groups, organizations and resources on the mental illness, schizophrenia?
Q. Hello, everyone. I am doing a project on paranoid schizophrenia for my psychology class. I am researching support groups, organizations and other resources for paranoid schizophrenia. If you can list out any organizations, their websites, or any doctors dealing with this mental illness, please post a response! Thank you.
Asked by Strandedhero - Fri Feb 15 22:35:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's a good starting point... it should help you to find other resources as well:
Answered by Sage - Sat Feb 16 07:51:58 2008
Q. Hello, everyone. I am doing a project on paranoid schizophrenia for my psychology class. I am researching support groups, organizations and other resources for paranoid schizophrenia. If you can list out any organizations, their websites, or any doctors dealing with this mental illness, please post a response! Thank you.
Asked by Strandedhero - Fri Feb 15 22:35:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's a good starting point... it should help you to find other resources as well:
Answered by Sage - Sat Feb 16 07:51:58 2008
What are the organizations or institutions in Bishop that offer help on drug abuse?
Q. My group is doing a project about drug rehabilitation so please help us find local drug rehab institutions here in our town. This is for a good cause and for education so I hope you can help me and my group mates. We need to speak with these organizations/centers. Thanks!
Asked by annelise d - Thu Sep 6 04:36:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interesting topic! Since I like helping people who want to learn more about drug addiction and rehabilitation, feel free to use the sources that I provided below. Good luck to you assignment!
Answered by aimee t. - Thu Sep 6 05:59:58 2007
Q. My group is doing a project about drug rehabilitation so please help us find local drug rehab institutions here in our town. This is for a good cause and for education so I hope you can help me and my group mates. We need to speak with these organizations/centers. Thanks!
Asked by annelise d - Thu Sep 6 04:36:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Interesting topic! Since I like helping people who want to learn more about drug addiction and rehabilitation, feel free to use the sources that I provided below. Good luck to you assignment!
Answered by aimee t. - Thu Sep 6 05:59:58 2007
Are there any organizations that work with retarded children in sourthern california for volunteers?
Q. I live in the LA area of California, and I was wondering if there were any organizations that allow 13/14 year olds to volunteer there, working with retarded children. I'd really appreciate some help, thanks.
Asked by svveetcandies - Tue Aug 19 16:09:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should google it, I'm sure they'd appreciate the help, and any material donations you can make. But if you plan on getting in the building, don't ever say retarded. It's frowned upon. Try www.volunteerlosangeles.c om or www.volunteermatch.com
Answered by roro - Tue Aug 19 16:18:32 2008
Q. I live in the LA area of California, and I was wondering if there were any organizations that allow 13/14 year olds to volunteer there, working with retarded children. I'd really appreciate some help, thanks.
Asked by svveetcandies - Tue Aug 19 16:09:19 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should google it, I'm sure they'd appreciate the help, and any material donations you can make. But if you plan on getting in the building, don't ever say retarded. It's frowned upon. Try www.volunteerlosangeles.c om or www.volunteermatch.com
Answered by roro - Tue Aug 19 16:18:32 2008
How do you adopt a road? Are there civic organizations or individuals in your community who have adopted roads
Q. How do you adopt a road? Are there civic organizations or individuals in your community who have adopted roads for cleanup? How does a person or organization qualify to adopt a road? What procedures are followed during clean-up? (How often does clean-up occur, how are the workers protected from traffic along the roadway, what do they do with the garbage they collect, etc) If civic organizations or individuals don t adopt roads, who does the cleanup, and how is it paid for?
Asked by ken - Thu Aug 30 22:20:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it depends on which county's road you want to adopt. Each government agency has different requirements, but for most "adoptions," it's really a matter of keeping it clean. Here's some information from King's County's (Seattle, WA) Adopt-A-Road program: About the Adopt-A-Road Program The King County Adopt-A-Road Program is a litter-reduction campaign designed to remove litter and debris from county roads and improve the quality of the environment. The first Adopt-a-Road cleanup took place in September 1991. Since then, 185 groups now participate in this effort to cleanup county roads. The program establishes a partnership between volunteer groups and the King County Department of Transportation Road Services Division by working… [cont.]
Answered by Princess Leia - Thu Aug 30 22:28:14 2007
Q. How do you adopt a road? Are there civic organizations or individuals in your community who have adopted roads for cleanup? How does a person or organization qualify to adopt a road? What procedures are followed during clean-up? (How often does clean-up occur, how are the workers protected from traffic along the roadway, what do they do with the garbage they collect, etc) If civic organizations or individuals don t adopt roads, who does the cleanup, and how is it paid for?
Asked by ken - Thu Aug 30 22:20:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it depends on which county's road you want to adopt. Each government agency has different requirements, but for most "adoptions," it's really a matter of keeping it clean. Here's some information from King's County's (Seattle, WA) Adopt-A-Road program: About the Adopt-A-Road Program The King County Adopt-A-Road Program is a litter-reduction campaign designed to remove litter and debris from county roads and improve the quality of the environment. The first Adopt-a-Road cleanup took place in September 1991. Since then, 185 groups now participate in this effort to cleanup county roads. The program establishes a partnership between volunteer groups and the King County Department of Transportation Road Services Division by working… [cont.]
Answered by Princess Leia - Thu Aug 30 22:28:14 2007
What are good charity organizations in the world the help fight against poverty?
Q. List of good organizations that are good to volunteer with to fight poverty? provide food and shelter to homeless.
Asked by world t - Tue Jan 6 05:31:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. World Vision, Salvation Army, Red Cross, Samaritan's Purse,, these are all very good organizations, I have either worked with them or know people who have.
Answered by victor 7707 - Fri Jan 9 23:56:25 2009
Q. List of good organizations that are good to volunteer with to fight poverty? provide food and shelter to homeless.
Asked by world t - Tue Jan 6 05:31:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. World Vision, Salvation Army, Red Cross, Samaritan's Purse,, these are all very good organizations, I have either worked with them or know people who have.
Answered by victor 7707 - Fri Jan 9 23:56:25 2009
What are some animals organizations from around the world that have good documentaries to watch?
Q. Like factory farm videos, or videos of beautiful scenery or animals of all kinds. I am looking for international organizations with documentaries, videos or commercials not just north american. Or animal rescue videos etc...I want to contact these org's and see if i can use some of their videos to show other people. It's not to make money at all. For example: "Wildaid has some great commercials for animal preservation" or "The Meatrix" or "National Geographic online"
Asked by stupidgenuis - Mon Feb 2 00:30:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anything by David Attenborough from BBC.just download with Ares or something. the walking with Dinosaur series about 10 movies is very good . Walking with beasts 7 movies And Planet earth .1 to 14 More animal movies to be found under these names Strange days on planet earth. Serengeti about African Animals and African Safari March of the Penguin Tigers of the snow Predators ,nowhere to hide Elephants Earthlings( Bloodsucker Alien Insect Nature documentaries Himalayah Imax Amazon Grand canyon hidden secrets Kilimanjaro the roof of Africa Hokkaido garden of the gods Alaska spirit of the wild National geographic the Living Edens Borneo All of these movies you can find in a downloaders like kazaa or Limewire i recommend Ares least… [cont.]
Answered by Byderule - Mon Feb 2 11:08:37 2009
Q. Like factory farm videos, or videos of beautiful scenery or animals of all kinds. I am looking for international organizations with documentaries, videos or commercials not just north american. Or animal rescue videos etc...I want to contact these org's and see if i can use some of their videos to show other people. It's not to make money at all. For example: "Wildaid has some great commercials for animal preservation" or "The Meatrix" or "National Geographic online"
Asked by stupidgenuis - Mon Feb 2 00:30:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anything by David Attenborough from BBC.just download with Ares or something. the walking with Dinosaur series about 10 movies is very good . Walking with beasts 7 movies And Planet earth .1 to 14 More animal movies to be found under these names Strange days on planet earth. Serengeti about African Animals and African Safari March of the Penguin Tigers of the snow Predators ,nowhere to hide Elephants Earthlings( Bloodsucker Alien Insect Nature documentaries Himalayah Imax Amazon Grand canyon hidden secrets Kilimanjaro the roof of Africa Hokkaido garden of the gods Alaska spirit of the wild National geographic the Living Edens Borneo All of these movies you can find in a downloaders like kazaa or Limewire i recommend Ares least… [cont.]
Answered by Byderule - Mon Feb 2 11:08:37 2009
What kind of groups or organizations should I join to improve my career in business?
Q. I have a BA from a highly esteemed university, and I am currently working on my MBA. I currently am in executive management but would like to find some groups or organizations that could possibly expedite my climb to the top.
Asked by Anna H - Mon Jan 22 13:59:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The US Dept of Labor suggests that those wanting to become Top Executives in the US should contact the following organizations: American Management Association, 1601 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10019. Internet: International Public Management Association for Human Resources, 1617 Duke St., Alexandria, VA 22314. Internet: National Management Association, 2210 Arbor Blvd., Dayton, OH 45439. Internet: Good luck!
Answered by edith clarke - Mon Jan 22 22:52:24 2007
Q. I have a BA from a highly esteemed university, and I am currently working on my MBA. I currently am in executive management but would like to find some groups or organizations that could possibly expedite my climb to the top.
Asked by Anna H - Mon Jan 22 13:59:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The US Dept of Labor suggests that those wanting to become Top Executives in the US should contact the following organizations: American Management Association, 1601 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY 10019. Internet: International Public Management Association for Human Resources, 1617 Duke St., Alexandria, VA 22314. Internet: National Management Association, 2210 Arbor Blvd., Dayton, OH 45439. Internet: Good luck!
Answered by edith clarke - Mon Jan 22 22:52:24 2007
What basic services are provided by non-profit organizations?
Q. I'm trying to find out what basic services are provided by non-profit organizations. I know they all have their specific field, but there is a structure of sorts that all non profits will go through. I'm looking for a list of basic (and some not so basic) services they render, as well as a list of information detailing what the organization does through out the year. ie, look for sponsors 20% of the time, give away money or services 30% of the time, etc. Best answer will go to the person who is descriptive, detailed, knowlegable, and meets the requirements of the question. Thank you.
Asked by richards150 - Fri Aug 31 16:53:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a volunteer co ordinator in a NFP organization and the basic services we provide are looking after people We have a management committee who run the organization It is their job to look after finding funding and the basics Our field is Public housing we are tenant run and tenant managed The treasurer looks for funding Secretary does the paperwork and myself and other vols look after the community centre We have a constitution which is rules and guidlines that we operate by the committee has 4 general meets a yr and 1 annual general meet Hope this helps in some small way
Answered by sandyhendo - Sun Sep 2 02:46:46 2007
Q. I'm trying to find out what basic services are provided by non-profit organizations. I know they all have their specific field, but there is a structure of sorts that all non profits will go through. I'm looking for a list of basic (and some not so basic) services they render, as well as a list of information detailing what the organization does through out the year. ie, look for sponsors 20% of the time, give away money or services 30% of the time, etc. Best answer will go to the person who is descriptive, detailed, knowlegable, and meets the requirements of the question. Thank you.
Asked by richards150 - Fri Aug 31 16:53:40 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a volunteer co ordinator in a NFP organization and the basic services we provide are looking after people We have a management committee who run the organization It is their job to look after finding funding and the basics Our field is Public housing we are tenant run and tenant managed The treasurer looks for funding Secretary does the paperwork and myself and other vols look after the community centre We have a constitution which is rules and guidlines that we operate by the committee has 4 general meets a yr and 1 annual general meet Hope this helps in some small way
Answered by sandyhendo - Sun Sep 2 02:46:46 2007
What other organizations like the masons/eastern stars are there to join?
Q. I'm looking to join an organization but not sure of my options...any organizations that involve the the black community are of great interest but I'm open to all suggestions...I never went to a 4 yr college but I'd like to do community service with an org preferably an "exclusive" society
Asked by ms_yummy1 - Sun Mar 11 13:19:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may consider American Co-Masonry. We are Freemasonry for women and men of all races, all religions (although the candidate must believe in a Supreme Being), who are tolerant of religions and races not their own, who are of good report (not felons or crooks) and are of the age of 21 or greater. We do not recruit. The door is there for you to knock upon. If you fill out an application, you will be interviewed. A Master Mason American Co-Masonry Hiram Lodge (Santa Cruz, CA) Amon Ra Lodge (Los Angeles, CA) Sapientia Lodge of Research (Larkspur, CO) Adamant Mark Lodge (Santa Cruz, CA)
Answered by NeoArt - Tue Mar 13 10:40:02 2007
Q. I'm looking to join an organization but not sure of my options...any organizations that involve the the black community are of great interest but I'm open to all suggestions...I never went to a 4 yr college but I'd like to do community service with an org preferably an "exclusive" society
Asked by ms_yummy1 - Sun Mar 11 13:19:49 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may consider American Co-Masonry. We are Freemasonry for women and men of all races, all religions (although the candidate must believe in a Supreme Being), who are tolerant of religions and races not their own, who are of good report (not felons or crooks) and are of the age of 21 or greater. We do not recruit. The door is there for you to knock upon. If you fill out an application, you will be interviewed. A Master Mason American Co-Masonry Hiram Lodge (Santa Cruz, CA) Amon Ra Lodge (Los Angeles, CA) Sapientia Lodge of Research (Larkspur, CO) Adamant Mark Lodge (Santa Cruz, CA)
Answered by NeoArt - Tue Mar 13 10:40:02 2007
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