list of charitable contributions by politicians please?
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Barbara Bush also donated $150,000 to a Texas charity.  Unfortunately, she donated it with the stipulation that it be used to purchase her son Neil's edumacation software.  So, in effect, she was able to buy her son's software tax free.  These Bush people just don't do anything without thinking of themselve.
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Cool! I'm glad someone wants to help out their community.\n\n-stream/river/lake clean up (organize a team of people to pick up trash and debris)\n\n-found a food bank\n\n-place recycling bins in town-based buildings (city government, libraries, post office, etc.) and organize a pick-up service for collecting the items\n\n-hold a race at your local track to raise money for a local, charitable cause
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TurboTax has ItsDeductible, an application for tracking and valuating donations to charity.\n\nIf you're talking about monetary contributions, my recommendation is a shoebox (for reciepts) and Microsoft Excel to tally them up until April 15, 2006.  :)
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NO tax deduction for political donations.\n\nPotential "advantages" of donating:\n1) You may 'sway' the political process in the direction you favor.\n2) Your  voice 'is heard' in the political process.
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Here's a really great list... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_forms_of_government
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Try this:  http://www.americanpresidents.org/
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You have two possible sources of funds, the State and Federal Governments and private citizens;\n\nIf you are seeking funds from the state or Federal Government, you need to approach your Congressman, Senator or local state representative. It would be good if you had the support of local opinion leaders such as the local mayor, principal and other officials. You might also want to find out who the local representatives are of the political parties. They will know the state representative and your Congressman and should help you develop a case for funding and allow you to win a hearing. You might also want to develop a media strategy to win public attention for your cause.\n\nYou will need a plan and estimates for how much it will cost and the benefits to the community.\n\nIf you are looking for private donations, you will need to show that to a wealthy person and argue a case for philanthropy. It may be the case that he or she has a connection with the town and or the school.\n\nEither way, you will need to do a lot of work and have the support of the community.
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send a charitable donation to butterball.org
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The Charitable Organization Division of the MD Secretary of State's office has a searchable website:\n\nhttp://www.sos.state.md.us/Charity/SearchCharity.htm\n\n"The list which results from your search is made up of summary information filed by charitable organizations with the Office of the Secretary of State of Maryland."\n\nThere is also a "Contact Us" link on their website if you can't find what you need online.
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You have to have it state their name, description of service provided.  Amount of item donated (if it be time, mileage or actual item)\n\nIt has to have your tax exempt Company name and number on it and signed.\n\nPreferably on letterhead from the organization
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There are a number of them listed here. The list is broken down into categories (music, politics, sports, actors, authors, etc).\n\nhttp://www.morgannews.us/fam.html
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Here's a good link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_famous_Christians
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Although the list does not specify those who gave money directly to Africa, many of the recipients of the charitable donations in turn send aid and donations to Africa.\n\nFor a list of the sixty most charitable philanthropists check out \n\nwww.slate.com/id/2112694/
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You mean a charitable organization?  Please give more information.
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Philosophy? Philanthropy? ???????????????
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Try Wal-mart, they usually give donations to charitable causes.
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http://www.lib.lsu.edu/hum/mlk/srs216.html\n\nlsu list no pledges.