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    donate my money to the Breast Cancer Association. Then I will proceed to tell you why it would be important to donate my money to the Breast Cancer Association. Finally I will tell you a personal story about someone who was affected positively by the donations people make to this association. Breast cancer is a huge deal in my family, especially on my dad’s side. My dad has five sisters, and four out of the five sisters have or had breast cancer in their life. Also, my dad’s mom had breast…

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    According to the National Center for Charitable Statistics, there are more than 1.5 million registered nonprofit organizations in the United States. These charities rely on the time, talent, and financial support of volunteers to achieve their goals. For many volunteers, the satisfaction of helping others is often enough reward for their efforts. However, for many people, an incentive is a major motivation to become involved within or donate to the charity or charitable event. Is this…

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    Mary Roach's Stiff Essay

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    According to organdonor.gov, every 10 minutes, a new person is added to the organ transplant list (“The Need Is…”). That’s 144 people each and every day. With the help of human cadavers, those 144 people can be helped and be given the opportunity for a more prolonged life. Mary Roach uses her book, Stiff, to inform people of the impact that their body and organs can have on so many people’s lives. Mary Roach has always had an interest in science-related topics, whether she is experiencing it…

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    there is not just accepting donations and throwing them in some corner until a truck comes and takes the donations on to the next stop like many may think when the name Salvation Army comes up. I worked at a branch of the Salvation Army in Hamburg, PA and the facility there included a store for the community. I was asked to bring in donations from the designed place just outside the store and sometimes even from the cars of donators depending on the size of the donations. I would sort through…

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    over 200 private oocyte, female egg, donation agencies. The women that donate are paid about $5,000- $8,000 per donation and this has caused many women to donate. Although many of the agencies deny that they are buying oocytes, but instead are paying the women for their “time and inconvenience,” thus a loophole. If .the blood and reproductive cell incentivized donations have shown us anything is that a monetized incentive will boost the donations (Harris and Alcorn). Many governments around…

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    Kidney Transplants

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    the method of voluntary donation that has been adopted in the U.S. since the 1984 act is not without its problems. Studies have shown that even with the current “first come first serve” donation system of the U.S. that built-in biases, based not only on class but also race, manage to continually persist. (Health and Human Service Offices of Minority Health) These biases negatively affect the poor as well as racial minorities in the U.S. that are in need of organ donations whilst favoring the…

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    Student Incentives

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    students. Parents believe that if it was not for the award that was being offered, the students would not participate. Even though incentives could encourage more participation in donation events, students should not be given incentives for serving a selfless act because it encourages students to only participate in donation services when there are rewards involved, it does not give students the right mindset, and does not give students the experience of doing something selflessly. First,…

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    We were able to see a typical room that a family stayed in, the kitchen, various living areas, laundry facilities and donation storage area. The Ronald McDonald House feels like a real home not like a temporary-stay type of facility like a hotel. It has character and intimate touches like kid’s artwork hung throughout the house. When we were there, the house appeared quite…

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    Never Let Me Go

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    Flowing Towards the Future In the book Never Let Me Go, as he discusses his impending donation with Kathy, Tommy muses about his visualization of a flowing river. He describes the fervent rush of the water, and how the current pulls apart two people who are trying to hold onto each other. Tommy’s river symbolizes how he views his future: an inevitable march towards donations, and then death. Kazuo Ishiguro’s inclusion of this symbol emphasizes how helpless the clones feel towards their…

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    My Senior Project Example

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    One of the very first things I did to start my senior project was research. I wanted to see if there was something I could do that was meaningful. Rather than just doing a couple of meaningless tasks and trying to put together some meaning or lesson I learned . Therefor, I decided that I wanted to start something that would actually make a difference. I started talking to my mom about something I could do to make a difference. One night, we were watching the news and a segment came on about the…

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