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Earnings incoming

$Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$ dec. 31st earnings will bring this back to the 40’s

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Columns Weekly Buzz: It was a rough week just before the Winter Solstice

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HuatLady : The time-honored tradition of giving back is a virtue in itself. It can take many forms, depending on one's interests, skills and availability.
Personally, I enjoy contributing by participating in community events, such as helping to host year-end celebrations or outings for seniors, organised by those Active Aging Care Corners in my country.
In terms of monetary donations, my top priorities are The Red Cross Home and Ren Chi Hospital and Medicare as they consistently make a meaningful impact on those in need.

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102362254 : I believe giving back is an essential part of achieving true success and I try to align my contributions with causes that resonate deeply with me. For me, I admire charities that focus on education and empowerment which help people build skills and access opportunities that create lasting change. I think it’s a great way to invest in the future while giving back

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ZnWC :
1) Yes I do give back my gains at the end of the year. Last time, I donated to a few charity groups directly through the fund raising program. But the embezzlement scandal reports made me more cautious in making donation. The most infamous case is the National Kidney Foundation Singapore scandal back in 2005. I become more vigilant and make donation only after reading their cause and financial report.
2) Currently I donate part of my income to the Community Chest of Singapore (CCOS) which is part of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS), a statutory board under the Ministry of Social and Family Development of the Government of Singapore.
3) CCOS engages the community through fundraising and volunteering, empowering social service users to lead a life of dignity.
4) I also donate to the Singapore Red Cross (SRC) which is a homegrown humanitarian organisation, dedicated to relieving human suffering, protecting lives and dignity and responding to emergencies since 1949. I like their fundamental principle - Impartiality which makes no discrimination as to nationality, race, religious beliefs, class or political opinions.
5) SRC endeavours to relieve the suffering of individuals, being guided solely by their needs, and to give priority to the most urgent cases of distress. I also read their annual financial report which has a healthy income vs expenditure and a stable reserve over expenditure ratio.
6) I always believe that you can also "give away your gains" by being a volunteer in a charity group. Help someone in needs is like donating your most important wealth - time.
Source:
1. Singapore Red Cross - About Us
https://redcross.sg/about-us.html
2. Community Chest https://www.comchest.gov.sg/about-community-chest/about-us

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