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Google Bus Protesters’ Manifesto: ‘Get Out of Oakland’

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I'd like to share a message specifically for the Googlers on HN. I am a poverty fighter. I run a nonprofit that helps kids in high-poverty communities. I just want to say that I know that there are tons of googlers who care deeply about helping fight the persistent causes of and horrible effects of being forced to struggle with poverty. I see it every time a googler volunteers to help a school, donates a dollar to a…

All right. GiveDirectly refused to process my debit card. Where do I donate?

If you want to find poverty, there are a few ways to go. The obvious ones are to support education (helping kids break out of poverty), to support what we call "survival" which includes things like soup kitchens and shelters (which are designed to help people cope with poverty), or healthcare in countries which don't have free healthcare like the US (which help prevent late-in-life entrance into poverty due to unexpected health problems). My nonprofit organization CareerVillage.org helps kids get career advice https://careervillage.org/about/#make-a-donation

Re: Google Bus Protesters’ Manifesto: ‘Get Out of Oakland’

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

All right. GiveDirectly refused to process my debit card. Where do I donate?

If you want to find poverty, there are a few ways to go. The obvious ones are to support education (helping kids break out of poverty), to support what we call "survival" which includes things like soup kitchens and shelters (which are designed to help people cope with poverty), or healthcare in countries which don't have free healthcare like the US (which help prevent late-in-life entrance into poverty due to unexpe…

40x18 ($720), donation completed.

Re: Google Bus Protesters’ Manifesto: ‘Get Out of Oakland’

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post #101

Earlier quoted context omitted.

If you want to find poverty, there are a few ways to go. The obvious ones are to support education (helping kids break out of poverty), to support what we call "survival" which includes things like soup kitchens and shelters (which are designed to help people cope with poverty), or healthcare in countries which don't have free healthcare like the US (which help prevent late-in-life entrance into poverty due to unexpe…

40x18 ($720), donation completed.

Wow that's a lot of Chai!!! Thank you so much eli_gottlieb we'll put it to very good use helping kids in low-income communities. I'll send you an email separately with more.
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