Charitable organizations need help and often ask for money around Christmas and at the year’s end. You may be familiar with the bell ringers of the Salvation Army and their red buckets near store entrances.
The Salvation Army, the Red Cross, police and firefighter organizations, local food pantries, and local homeless shelters are all worthy causes that ask for contributions near Christmas.
Will you or your family be giving to a charity this year?
Now it’s your turn: If you were giving money to a charitable organization this week, which one would you choose? Explain why you would choose that particular organization. For instance, do they accomplish something that’s important to you? Do they reach a type of person that you care about?
Or persuade someone to give to a particular charity. What reasons will really hit home with your reader?
You may be interested in these other Christmas prompts:
Dylan Thomas: His Christmas Memories and Yours
Write Your Own Christmas Carol
That First Christmas: You Are There
Write the Christmas Account from a Different Perspective
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