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There is an important topic that needs to be understood by everyone. Many times people in need of help get some initial help from people who see the original problem but the problem is that that help is usually not enough. Then the people who were willing to help don't check back to to see if the problem is still there.
Fixing problems is like fixing a leak. Once you do the initial fix, you have to come back and see if it's still leaking. Even with good intentions some people pass by and throw a few dollars at the problem but to really help you need to follow up with the people you have helped and see if they still are in need.
Even the money help needs to more than a one time thing if you really want to help and that is the whole point. Helping th poor is not about throwing a $20 dollar bill out your window, but to pull over and spend some of your time to see how you can help. This is the problem with people. They don't give of themselves. But the reward is much greater, ask anyone who does give of themselves.
I agree it's actually wasy to throw a few bucks at a problem and many people don't do that, but to actually help requires a real effort that many aren't willing to do, but if they were in trouble they would appreciate someone really helping them.
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Ross
I am afraid that issues that can be solved with money are the ones most people focus on, if the problem needs an actual time commitment that requires too much for many..