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The Price of Giving
"The Price of Giving" by Rae K. contains a very strong opinion about sharing. She describes how the unwealthy population tends to donate more often than the wealthier. I believe she nailed it right on the head. "The poorest households in America donate about 4% of their income to charity. The wealthiest 5% of Americans on average give less than half of that." This quote supports her opinion with factual evidence. The less affluent somebody may be, it seems they are ore willing to allocate. Giving anything whether it be money, entertainment or even time keeps a positive atmosphere in the world. We desperately need more people to step up and care for eachother. Thank you, Rae for pointing out that every idividual needs to contribute more to the community.
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