Cars Children

Cars Children

So you believe the money for cars is yours.

Fair enough. Consider the following: every minute, 12 children around the world die from starvation, and feeding them nourishing meals would have been only 19 cents per day per child (World Food Programme data).

Instead of spending $50,000 or $100,000 or $1 million on luxury cars, why not choose an economy car like Toyota, Honda, Volkswagen, Ford or Nissan for $20,000 and donate the difference to saving the lives of kids?
How many kids could you save?

For $30,000, 5,000 kids can be nourished back to health by being fed for a month. For $80,000, you can save over 14,000 kids and that number rises to 40,000 kids for $250,000. And by foregoing one of those million dollar cars, you can save 175,000 kids by feeding them for a month or feed 1,200 kids from birth until they reach their teenage years.

Think about it - by choosing a less expensive car - whether it be economy or used luxury - you can save the lives of thousands of innocent kids.

Something else. Are you sure your money isn't a blessing from God?

"There is no God," you say? Have a look at these photos.