When Charities Go Bad

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Between the  investigation against Jerry Sandusky and new allegations against Wycleaf Jean for misappropriating funds meant for his charity to help Haiti(check out Jean's defense here); it's a wonder anyone is willing to trust or donate to a charity again. Still, there are great causes and charities that are trustworthy. Checking them out on sites such as Charity Navigator may help prevent falling victim to charity scams. 
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Chattanooga Musicians To Perform Benefit Concert For Haiti

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Several local musicians are performing a benefit concert for Haiti on Feb. 20th. An article on Chattanoogan.com has the full information on the concert. To find the address and info for Lindsay Street Hall, where the event will be held, please click here

What Will You Do To Help Haiti?

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What are you doing to help Haiti after the recent earthquake? Have you donated yet or planning to donate to a reliable charity? Are you blogging about it or mentioning the subject in social media? For more info on the subject, please visit my other blog, CCol4him's Claymania

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