and Doctors Without Borders. They give so much and ask for so little in return.

many years ago, and in my better years, they are always at the top of my list of NGO's to which I give. The work they do is just incredible. In my own travels to less developed places, I've encountered people - some quite young and in their prime - with noticeable cataracts in their eyes - I just assume for whatever reason, the resources to treat them are just not there. These are the kinds of people they help, and giving is one way to help people in that circumstance.

Thanks for the thread.

And by the way, as I recall, almost 95% of revenues raised for this NGO go directly to program services - and I don't think either Tabin or Ruit take a salary for this work.

thoughtful, lovely comments! Ms Bigmack

need to be noticed and appreciated. I myself tend to focus on the bad that goes on in this world, stories like this reminds me there is still good people willing to help those who can not help themselves.