American Cancer Society and Charities

But if everybody can contribute a dollar and let's say there was a million people, which is a small percentage of this country, that's a million dollars to the American Cancer Society.

If, and I know some people say this, but I'd like to donate to here or why aren't you talking about this one or why aren't you talking about that one? I get it.

There are so many places that we can help.

It's overwhelming.

So you kind of have to pick one.

And if you can't, you know, if a dollar is all you can do, then you pick one.

If you can do more than a dollar, then think about doing a dollar for each one, if you can, right? So if you had $10 that you could use right now to donate, we're not talking about recurring, we're talking about a one-time shot.

And 999,999 people joined you with those.

That's a million dollars for each one of those organizations.

That's $10 million to 10 organizations.

If there's just a couple that you think you could do and you could, you know, you can still do the $10 or $20 or $5 or a buck, do what you can.

There's a lot of funding that got cut off, as we know, to a lot of these programs.

And the only way they're going to survive is if we step up and help them along.

That's the way we're going to get things done quicker.

They'll probably survive just fine.

But if your dollar can mean the difference between them coming up with more solutions for cancer in five years as opposed to 10, It's worth the buck, I think.

So go find your place on there and see what you can do and see how you can help.

But if everybody can contribute a dollar and let's say there was a million people, which is a small percentage of this country, that's a million dollars to the American Cancer Society.

If, and I know some people say this, but I'd like to donate to here or why aren't you talking about this one or why aren't you talking about that one? I get it.

There are so many places that we can help.

It's overwhelming.

So you kind of have to pick one.

And if you can't, you know, if a dollar is all you can do, then you pick one.

If you can do more than a dollar, then think about doing a dollar for each one, if you can, right? So if you had $10 that you could use right now to donate, we're not talking about recurring, we're talking about a one-time shot.

And 999,999 people joined you with those.

That's a million dollars for each one of those organizations.

That's $10 million to 10 organizations.

If there's just a couple that you think you could do and you could, you know, you can still do the $10 or $20 or $5 or a buck, do what you can.

There's a lot of funding that got cut off, as we know, to a lot of these programs.

And the only way they're going to survive is if we step up and help them along.

That's the way we're going to get things done quicker.

They'll probably survive just fine.

But if your dollar can mean the difference between them coming up with more solutions for cancer in five years as opposed to 10, It's worth the buck, I think.

So go find your place on there and see what you can do and see how you can help.