quick christmas cash?
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there are tons of craft bazaars going on this time of year.  maybe bake some treats and sell them.  trust me, at 1.5 years old they still don't get christmas.  even if he only has 3-4 small things to open he'll be thrilled!!!  good luck!
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thanx for the 2 points!, look up  Red cross centers near you. Thats where you can donate for cash
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Try Money Box or Ace. Usually HEB and Walmart sell them. They are called Netspend. You can find another location at this site:
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What do you want the money for? have you considered making something simple as gifts?
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You could try the Salvation Army.  Also many churches have funds to help with Christmas food and such.  There should also be information through your local children's services or Catholic Charities.\n\nGood luck!
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Dollar store was a good point they have mugs with candy in them.. 1 dollar each for every memeber spending about under 20 bucks?\nI am sure your family would understand times are tough...\nAnother idea if your good at baking...make some brownies or cookies. Buy some christmas decorated tins again at the dollar store and some of that party tissue paper to make it look a little fancy when they open it. \nCan't go wrong with sweets for the sweet tooth.
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If you have enough funding to buy holiday cards (no more than 10 dollars for a box of 24), you could give one to each person listed.\n\nOn a separate piece of paper, you could write (or print in a script font) a special note that shows you have the best intentions  (for example:  "although I have no means for a material gift this year, in my heart is the best of all wishes sending you holiday cheer").\n\nPut the note inside the card and write a personal note or just sign your name (a personal note would go further).   Put it in the envelope.  Wrap it and tie a bow around it.  Yes, remember that "packaging" stands out and you don't have to spend a mint on it.  Of course, they might think there is a gift card inside, but at least you took the time to "pretty it up."\n\nYour friends and family will understand your financial plight.  After all, its not about the gifts, its what's in your heart.\n\nHappy holidays!\n\nP.S.  I did this myself one year - I had just had the twins the month before Christmas and could not afford to spend anything on anyone.  Only one greedy person on my list was not happy with the card and my note, but that person wasn't included on my list the next year when I did have funds!
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cash to go shopping with you, it gives you good one on one time\nmp3\nhair straightners\ndvds\ncds
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The best one is Chase Cash Plus.  5% cash back at grocery stores, gas stations and drug stores and 1% cash back on all other. Here is the link  \nLook toward bottom of page
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you want to give away some money ?
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your best bet is to get a money card and put anywhere between $50-100
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Don't know about "extra" cash, or what you intend to do to get it, but you can apply for a simple-interest loan from http://www.cashcall.com if you have fairly decent credit.
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2 years ago at Christmas time, my pal found a wallet at an empty table in a near empty pub, with £500 cash in it.\n\nHe was tempted to keep it, but with it being Christmas.. thinking it could be someones wages, he tracked down the owner from the info in the wallet.\n\nGuy shows up in a new BMW, takes wallet, thanks my pal, then left.  No reward or anything.\n\nOn the otherside though, my Dad lost his wallet in an airport... £1000 cash in it in $ and £.  A group of nuns had found it and were handing it in at the same time my Dad was behind them in lost & found, and ofc he gave them a huge thank you and £ donation.
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i need forgiveness for my mother.\nand a huge sum of money to tide our family over a money cris.\nthank you santa.
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Well, if you don't have $200, you probably won't have $200 next week. Perhaps you can set up a payment plan with your father. I would imagine if he sees you working as hard as you can, he will accept the money in reasonable increments.\n\nTo raise cash, you could try selling some of your stuff on Craigslist or eBay (though you have to pay for eBay). You could baby-sit. You could do odd neighborhood jobs, or perhaps you could even make a deal with your dad where you do some extra chores for money to pay him back.\n\nAnd, obviously, stay off the phone in the meantime.
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borrow it from someone or take a credit card advance