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I recently found this app that is easily downloaded to any device. it has helped me provide for others that need food. Over the course of 5 years. I have helped 7 people get off the streets, get IDs and start a new life. one of the main expenses was food. When discussing this with my women's support group, I was surprised at how many people were not aware of this option. Why this is important, example. Did you know in Houston, Texas my home town it is illegal to give a homeless person food or leftovers. you have yo buy them a meal and they have receive it. i find this law ridiculous, but it is what it is. I have not met one homeless person that would complain or turn me into the police, BUT it is the law. This app has helped me to order food for people. I hope it helps you as well. i hope more companies use this app to advertise their leftovers. In hopes for no food waste when there are absolutely people going hungry. Hopefully the more vendors that advertise their leftovers the more readily available food is to people on the streets and less to be thrown away.

Ellen’s son Jools was found unconscious at just 14 years old, and she’s now facing a £86,000 legal bill to uncover answers from social media companies 💔 Here's how you can help 👇 As a new mother, my heart breaks every time I hear Ellen’s story. No parent should have to go through what she has. The pain is compounded by the lack of access to critical information that could explain what led to her son’s tragic actions. Accessing Jools' social media accounts might reveal insights—whether he was influenced by an online challenge or other harmful interactions. But Ellen has encountered barrier after barrier, as current laws require a court order for access to her son’s digital data. This is why she launched a campaign for "Jools' Law"—a proposed change that would grant parents the right to access their deceased children's social media accounts without a lengthy legal process. Her petition for Jools' Law to support other families gained 126,033 signatures. But Ellen’s personal fight for answers continues ... Since social media companies refused to provide data without a court order, her only option is to apply to the Attorney General (AG) to redo Jools’ inquest. If approved, it goes to the High Court, and only then can the Coroner demand data release from these companies. This process isn’t just complex—it’s expensive. Solicitors, barristers, and High Court fees add up, and Ellen’s lawyer has estimated £86,000 to see it through. Not only could this help explain why Jools is no longer alive, but it may also set a landmark precedent for other bereaved parents in similar situations. If everyone who signed gave just £5, she’d reach her £86,000 target. Let’s help her get there. Please share Ellen’s story far and wide 🫶❤️ The link to donate is here: https://lnkd.in/ex4J_-BZ You can read more about Ellen’s journey and Jools' Law here: https://lnkd.in/eiCGN_NY cc Ellen Roome Grace Carter 🦋

Around 39% of gifts are regifted, and we all know the challenge of buying something for the person who has everything. Don't waste your hard-earned money. Consider giving and experience as a gift. There are loads of ideas on the internet for meaningful experiences that will create lasting memories. #festivespending #festive2024 #dontwastemoney #clevergifts #memories #sylviawalker #moneytips #smartmoney #smartgift #experiences

✨ This holiday season, teens and adults can agree: fads come and go, but CASH is always in style! Instead of another gadget, you can give a gift that matters—a contribution to their #YouthSavings account. It’s a great way to teach them about wealth-building and saving for something special (like concert tickets!). Join me in making this holiday special with a gift that keeps on giving. 🔗 Get started in as little as 5 minutes: https://ow.ly/wI8R50UsB1T #GiftOfWealth #SmartInvesting #TeenFinance

Voting Ends Tonight! Haven’t used your Target Circle Votes to support Feeding Kentucky yet? What are you waiting for? Hurry before it's too late! Not sure what to do? Here’s how: Step 1: Shop at a Kentucky Target store. Step 2: Open your Target Circle app or log in online. Step 3: Choose “My Target” in the Target app Step 4: Tap on “Target Circle™” Step 5: Select “Vote for nonprofits” Step 6: Find us & vote!

Can I make you complicit in something? It's not illicit. I have freed my earliest posts from the paywalled garden. But to keep them free, I've decided I need to see readers like/heart them. I will keep the free ones free IF they have 50 hearts. Otherwise I will toggle posts back & forth, free or paid, periodically. But it is up to you if you want free access to some favs. Like this one below. Or this one: https://lnkd.in/gEVGJjd5

It doesn't take money to make money.. I was walking in my neighbourhood when one of my neighbours was moving and put this pegboard at curbside for garbage While many people walked by and ignored it, I knew someone else could benefit from it. I don't need at pegboard but I picked it up anyway, took a picture, and posted it facebook marketplace . What was the outcome? Someone bought it for $30 at a discounted price and sent his brother to pick it up. He was happy to get a good deal, and thanked me. Here's an example of how It doesn't take money to make money, we can use our gifted self to serve others to make money. There are many valuable lessons you can learn from this. What is one lesson you got from this?

👥 Building a coupon exchange network is a game-changer. 🔄 Main Point #1: Share coupons, save big! 🤑 Main Point #2: Discover deals from savvy shoppers like you. 🕵️♀️ Main Point #3: Strengthen community bonds and your wallet. 💪💰 To start: Share your coupons with the community at https://lnkd.in/etEVxwAZ and watch the savings roll in! 🎉 #CouponCommunity #ShareAndSave #SlashSnipSave

Summer Recap 3/5 ☀️ This year, Ring celebrates five years of partnership with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). As a new mom, this work is more personal than ever. Since 2019, NCMEC has featured missing child posters within our Neighbors app, including instructions for how users can contact the proper authorities if they have information that could help in the search of a missing child. When a child goes missing, every minute counts, and it only takes one person with the right information to bring that child home. To date, Ring has published 1,498 cases on the Neighbors App. Of those, 1,431 have been resolved. When shared with app users, these missing children posts see an overage of almost 1.5K comments from users offering support, tips, and information that could assist in locating a missing child. Big thank you to Gavin Portnoy, Stacy LaRosa, Eric S. Kuhn and our collective NCMEC and Neighbors teams for your heart, partnership, and lending your technical expertise to make this impact possible. Learn more about our partnership and the past five years of impact here: https://lnkd.in/gZ9Sdcmj

𝗠𝗮𝗷𝗼𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗩𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗕𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗧𝗼𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗕𝗮𝗻 𝗼𝗻 𝗚𝗮𝗺𝗯𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗔𝗱𝘀 A recent survey reveals that 51% of Australian voters support a complete ban on gambling advertising, with the majority favoring this over partial restrictions. The poll, conducted by the Resolve Political Monitor with 1,614 participants, shows that only 32% back the government's leading option of limiting ads to two per hour, and a mere 7% prefer no restrictions. While the federal government is considering a partial ban to reduce gambling ads on TV, particularly during children's programming, these findings suggest strong public support for a more comprehensive ban, with 83% favoring either a full or partial advertising restriction. We need to #ProtectOurKids with a full ban. Donate to the Alliance today: https://lnkd.in/eC3vK8XT Mike Freelander, Maria Vamvakinou, Pat Conaghan, Bridget Archer, Keith Wolahan, Kate Chaney.