#networkforgood

I'm not one to normally do this, but we need your help. As you may not know, I work at a non-profit organization in which we use therapy horses to improve the health, increase the confidence, and promote the independence of persons with mental and physically disabilities, as well as help veterans transition in and out of deployment.

This past winter was hard and our sweetest, most favored girl (shown below) Cleo had a very rough time. With all the ups and downs of the weather and the schedule changes due to covid, she became very sick. She was diagnosed with grade 3 stomach ulcers, spent 2 weeks at the vets, and we were contemplating surgery options if she didn't get better...She is thankfully back home now, but she is not completely out of the woods yet.

As you can imagined, this caused quite the vet bill. With funds already low from lack of fundraising opportunities due to the pandemic, we could really use all the help we can get to cover her bill.

If you personally can't donate, please consider at least reblogging and sharing. I cannot thank anyone enough who finds it in their heart to donate! Thank you! ❤

Network For Good is a really impressive service. Users can donate to any of the 1.2 million registered nonprofits in the US. 

How does Network For Good enable donations to any charity? Paper. Paper checks sent in the mail, according to their FAQ. NFG has direct deposit information for some organizations, but not all.

The sad thing is that there's no better way to do it. The IRS provides the mailing address of every registered 501(c)(3). Some groups publish their ACH account numbers, but that information isn't easily accessible on a large scale.

I hope everyone's thanksgiving went of without a hitch! Start the ‪holidays off nicely by supporting an LGBT+ loved one on the 2nd of December! We'll feature your dedication on the channel so you can gift them with support and acknowledgement