Stick to boring dancers?
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Originally Posted by redpoint5
Other people's problems are rarely helped with money.
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That is funny, it seems like whenever people try to provide goods they just go to waste. Here is a whole list of the most common items that well-intentioned people send after a disaster, which need to be warehoused, inspected, sorted, distributed, and half of it is thrown away.
In the end we may have caused as much of a problem as we helped.
However, if we donate money to the Red Cross, the Humane Society, or another reputable charity, they can order exactly what they need, and then distribute it when it arrives.
10 Worst Things to Donate After a Disaster
Perfect is the enemy of good. If run-of-the-mill tiny houses are better than what people have now, then they might be perfect for them for now.