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When I moved to Atlanta and started going to my current church, I wanted to get involved by joining a ministry. As it so happened, they were holding a ministry fair, and I decided to check it out. I walked…
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In popular media, there is a fascination with the differences between everyday Americans and the wealthy. However, in reality, the rich and the average American often use their money in the same ways. The rich routinely give to charity, and…
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Generally speaking, Americans are a generous lot. According to the National Philanthropic Trust, Americans gave $449.64 billion to charities in 2019. Perhaps one motivation for being generous is that qualified charitable contributions are deductible on your taxes. Frequently, December is…
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