It’s time to give some money away!
For her, I would give and give and give and...
PETA
As promised in my last “Karma Credits” post, I’m giving money to PETA. As you’ll recall from that post, I wrote:
I’m going to donate a flat $25 now and then again in November. Why wait until then? That’ll give me six weeks to sell lots of porn—enough that the proffered 20% will be much more than $25.
As it turns out, I didn’t sell any porn since I wrote that post. Not one single membership. (Boo-hoo.) Nevertheless, I’ve had terrific fun reading and writing about porn and, as this blog is still rolling along, I went ahead and donated another $25 to PETA. That’s not the hundreds of dollars I was hoping for but it’ll have to do.
Name removed, but that is indeed the receipt for my donation.
So that’s that. Promise kept, worthy cause supported. On to the next donation!
What’s Next?
Being that the holiday season is coming up, my phone has been ringing damned-near off the hook with various charities and near-charities1 asking me for money.
Obviously, I like to give cash to help people fight the good fight. That said, my funds are finite, which means I can’t give to everyone who gets their fingers on my phone number. What I can do, however, is toss the question out to you: To what charity (or other worthy cause) should I make December’s donation? Toys for Tots is an obvious contender, but there have got to be other worthy organizations I’ve never heard of.
Leave a comment below or send a message via my Contact page. Tell me about your favorite charity or worthy cause. If I like it, I’ll direct December’s dollars that way. I’ll also write a blog post about it, thus providing some much-needed (and free!) publicity.
I’m looking forward to hearing what kinds of causes you support! In the meantime, thanks for reading the Liquid Whispers blog. Please accept my best wishes for a peaceful, blissful holiday season.
Jim
- read “Do-good organizations that are not tax-exempt” [↩]
Jim Black
Jim Black is the driving force behind Liquid Whispers, a blog about high-end porn, ethics, and other things people don't like to talk about. He's also a personal safety advocate who's been teaching martial arts and/or self-defense since 1997. (No, they're not the same, and you shouldn't ask Jim about the difference unless you're prepared for a long-winded lecture.) Because many people believe that porn is evil—and that all people who watch porn are child molesters and rapists—Jim uses a pen name when he's writing about porn, sex, and politics. (It helps to keep the raging morons away.)
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