Donating Persuasive

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Persuade: I am going to persuade you that donating is the right thing to do, I believe that people will address the poverty around the world with grace and gratitude but will conclude that there is nothing that can be done to help them. This is not true, I think it’s easy to forget about the other percent of the world who are not in poverty small change to them can turn into a life-saving pool of money, while poverty is extreme we can most definitely spare some change and donate. The fact is that you don't have to be a millionaire to make a small scratch in the world of poverty and maybe even better a young boy's life. There are hundreds of nonprofit organizations that will funnel your money and everyone who has chosen to donate. Donating

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