[Margaret Pilkington]

I think if you have had assistance from a charity or a place that runs on charity, then you see things from a different perspective.

I remember Merton Seigleman fund raising to give end of life care to the people of the area.
Care that listened to those needing it, care that provided as much dignity as there is in any untimely death.
So if I have something spare in my purse....then I give.
That I give is as much for me as it is for the charity.....it is in the memory of those who spent their last days there.
I will continue to give because I can.....our candle does not lose any light by lighting another's candle.