Germantown Nonprofits and Charities

Over 40 years I have had 9 Basenjis, 7 of which have been rescues. One of my rescues was an abused male with numerous medical issues. He did not trust humans and was a biter. I foster him for 11 months and if I could afford to pay for his medical treatments BRaT would send me a 501c3 letter. If <br>I couldn't afford it, BRaT would pay for the treatment. After 11 months and much patience I adopted him. Another of my rescues was an emergency rescue of a three legged female named Dolly. unknown at the time, she came to me with mange. Not only did BRaT pay for her care but also for my other dogs that came down with mange. It is an all volunteer organization who are dedicated to the rescue of unwanted, abused, or dogs rescued from puppy mills. I love this unique breed and the BRaT organization for all that they do for the breed. I donate to them whenever I can.

October 2022: Extreme Dreams USA is active and making a difference! Their main work is in the heart of Memphis TN, where they are wrapping up a collaborative series called TeenFest22, an amazing experience through musical expression. I have had the privilege of seeing Extreme Dreams inspiring students through video discussion with kids in the heart of Houston. This group draws out talent, confidence, and appreciation for diversity in kids, teens, and adults.

I have a four year degree for the area I was hired in. I have worked in tens of productions, ranging in student films to full-fledged television shows. And while I appreciate that children's theater is different, having worked in it before, this production was the least professional. I worked for this organization for a few months. It started off well enough, but after a while, it became clear: no one in this organization communicates. I was working directly with one other person, and discussed information like budget and deadlines. We agreed on a deadline, and after contacting this person again and again, was not allowed to purchase materials until over two weeks past the deadline. I am a full-time worker, and I explained this since the beginning. Yet, while I explained that I needed x amount of time to complete the work given to me in addition to my paid job, it was never taken into consideration. Instead, I had to do rush jobs to ensure that the costumes were eye-catching, and fit the actors in the loosest sense. No matter who I contacted, or what I did, I felt I was constantly out of the loop, and that I was never talking to the right person about my job. Nevertheless, I was proud of my work, and felt that I had done my best in the time given to me. This was not reflected by the organization. Even now, my work is featured on their page, and neither my name, nor the names of the others who brought their productions to life, are ever featured. This organization clearly does not appreciate the designers who put their years of experience into their ideas, nor does it endeavor to be something other than a third-rate children's production. I am very disappointed by the fact that the organization doesn't seem to appreciate its designers, and I hope they learn that the driving force behind its productions are its artistic talent.

Adrian Rogers was one of the best Preachers God has ever sent to this Earth. He is now in Heaven serving his Savior there. His radio ministry and daily email devotionals continue through Love Worth inding. I look forward to the email every morning as a great way to start my day. This man had a gift that goes on even after his death. You can still hear him on Christian radio and get a daily message to lift your spirit. I believe this charity is definately worth supporting.