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Supporting an underpriveleged childs college education for 4 yeas in engineering or medical school is meaningful work. Its costs only $2000. Give a bit every mo
by keeptrying 17y ago
Supporting an underpriveleged childs college education for 4 yeas in engineering or medical school is meaningful work. Its costs only $2000. Give a bit every month and your doing meaningful (really meaningful) work.
http://www.ffe.org http://www.ffe.org
Whatever you do is meaningful as long as it helps someone.
- Psyonic 17y agoUnless they go on to have a meaningful life, why is helping them meaningful? I don't mean to be argumentative, I'm just curious.
- keeptrying 17y agoI wish I could answer your question but that would mean I'd have reached Budhha-hood :). Helping others is about the most meaningful thing you can do. What else is there? All I can say is to try it out and see how you feel. You can support families in Africa for $10 a month. If you want theory then you could try the following books: 1. "The Art Of Happiness" - (Interviews with Dalai Lama). 2. "A New Earth"
- philk 17y agoNot to comment on the merits of this particular charity, but the important part is the feeling of doing meaningful work rather than the meaningfulness of the work per se. Part of this is feeling that you are contributing something unique to the cause yourself. I do not believe that writing a check each month would make you feel that you were doing anything meaningful (after all, many people are capable of writing a cheque).
- keeptrying 17y agoMany people have the ability to write a cheque but they dont. All I can say is to try it and see how it makes you feel. You'll be pleasantly surprised.