One Uniform and One Toy
Just a few days ago, after months of radio-silence (ok, blog-silence), I asked you for something. It was an important day for our country, and I asked you to go out and vote. I don’t know if you did, but for the many of you that made the time I hope you feel as satisfied about that decision as I do (regardless of who you voted for).
Today I want to ask for one more thing. I know many of you plan to face very lean Christmases, with all that has happened over the last year. But it’s easy to forget that most of us don’t really know lean. Our kids have clothes, will go to nice schools. We drive vehicles of our choice, and eat food of our choice. When was your last meal chosen – REALLY chosen – by the dollar in your wallet? When it wasn’t a choice of “not eating out” but of eating at all?
A new church is starting in my home city of Atlanta. Before this church has even opened, they are hoping to help the poorest school in this city for Christmas. It’s not much to ask – one uniform and one toy for each student in the school. There are only 500 students.
Please help. You can do something, however small, that will make a real difference for a child that needs it. But action is needed now – not next month. Please consider giving to 500uniforms.org.
Thank you for your time. We now return to our regularly scheduled (Ha!) broadcast.
