Things that are not pretty are not too pleasant to look at, that's obvious. Most often one would prefer to look in the other direction, that's mostly expected.
You don't really need to get too involved unless you have the time and will to do so, as long as you have something to share. And I am not only talking about money here, it can mean exposure as well. Sharing this post or the donation page itself (if you don't want to promote my page :) ) is already great help.
So when was the last time you took part in any kind of charity, if you do it on a regular - that's just awesome, if no - that's a good opportunity to have a thought about it.
The previous post was about supporting Discovery's project to conserve forests for tigers, you can find it here.
Before I continue with this, I want to note that I am in no way affiliated with this project and picked it randomly out of a number of other projects, for a series of posts that I will be making from time to time. This isn't about gaming as most of my other stuff, yet nevertheless also deserves some attention.
Donate and keep a child safe
I am not going to go too much into describing what this donation is all about, you can see that yourself on their page here - https://www.unicef.org.uk/donate/
Although it would be worth saying that we can't share what we don't have, right? If I don't have any funds - I can't make a donation, if I don't have any knowledge - I can't teach anyone. Same goes for the kids that these donations go to - children need to see kindness and compassion, so that future adults would have that to share with the world.
The areas where these donations go to don't generally offer the best childhood for most people, but simply showing that there are people around (even if they don't know and never seen them) who are willing to help - this may very well plant a seed that is capable of growing into something good one day.
So if you have a few minutes or even just one, be sure to have a look into this or bookmark it to check it out later. If you feel comfortable enough financially to make a donation - that is fantastic, if you don't think it's the right time for you to make one, just share the post or the donation page, that is an equally awesome contribution.
Here's a short video about the project itself:
As usual, thanks for your time. Peace out!