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Secular Giving

I find winter solstice to be an extremely uplifting day, so we celebrate it. To me, it feels like the weight of the long nights and short days and cold weather gets lifted off of me because we turn the corner towards spring. I like it a lot.

This mood gets me into the giving mood. So a couple of years ago I started listing secular charities and compiled a list. Sadly, for me, this year I was unable to refresh it. I kept putting it off and now I am pretty swamped with work (I have not been home for any decent amount of time for 3 weeks), and a skeptical project I am working on. So while I have intended to redesign the list to make it easier to read and navigate, I fear I must simply refer you to the old post, much like I did last year.

PLEASE add your favorite secular charities in the comments section! If any links are dead, please report them. I will get around to doing a real refresh before next year! I promise.

Here is the list of secular charities.


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Looks like your website is under attack from supernatural forces…

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you really need to add comment moderation to your blasphemy…
Aww. Thats cute, I finally get a visit from the misanthropic nutbag David Mabus. I was wondering how long it would take.
Looks like your website is under attack from supernatural forces…

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good post..
Secular giving is the loss of the logic. It is the victory of the old and conventional mode of the thinking and political circumstances of the norms of the taboos and all norms of the outdated tinge it is entirely done and advanced with the bright and exact conception and skills
What percentage, exactly, of your total budget is spent on salaries, the building, supplies, contracts, etc. versus your charitable works? Of the three churches I associated with (on a secular level), 80% or so of their budget was overhead, and the remainder was used to do "good works." You're implying more than 50% of the budget is spent on charity, so maybe your church does better than most (good for you), but if you provide a link to your church website and budget, that would help. Thanks.

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