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There's been a lot of talk about boycotting companies. If you're interested in that, check out my boycott thread . But not giving money to bad corporations isn't enough. At some point, you have to start giving money to good organizations.

My question is, what are the good ones?

What would you suggest?

There's been a lot of talk about boycotting companies. If you're interested in that, check out my boycott thread [here](https://poal.co/s/Activism/183853). But not giving money to bad corporations isn't enough. At some point, you have to start giving money to good organizations. My question is, what are the good ones? [Poal?](https://poal.co/donate) [BitChute?](https://www.bitchute.com/help-us-grow/) [The American College of Pediatricians?](https://acpeds.org/) [We Build The Wall?](https://webuildthewall.us/) [The Trump Re-Election Campaign?](https://www.donaldjtrump.com/) What would you suggest?

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judicial watch does good work

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Salvation Army wouldn't be a bad addition. Can't go wrong with poal, conservatives find themselves increasingly deplatformed every day.

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Daily Stormer if you like that

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Charity is stupid.

Instead, you should look for investment opportunities where you only take back a small amount of profit.
Find some people that work hard and tell them you want to invest in their ideas.
Listen to what they say and if you feel it's sincere, invest some money in them accomplishing the goals.

Otherwise, philanthropy is retarded.

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Angel investing in local businesses isn't a bad idea either.