Donating

If you have been supporting Civility Today in a financial way, perhaps you have regarded that support as a form of donation.

But what is a donation, and what is donating?

What is merely a process of discarding surplus or unwanted items?

What do you know about money in terms of need?

You have been invited to provide appropriate comments on the items within Civility Today. 

You have not been invited to provide anything else except gratitude for the welcome you have been provided here.

How do you usually attempt to express gratitude?

How have you already expressed appreciation of this daily publication?

How do you wish to express your appreciation now? 

How have you already encouraged other people to show appreciation of this public interest news service?

You may be interested in expressing your future patronage as a subscriber and/or philanthropist and/or volunteer.

Since the beginnings of Civility Today, almost a year ago, the commentary opportunities here, below each daily item, have encouraged your voluntary contributions of enlightening information. 

What do you know about the funding of Civility Today, and how do you know it?

Perhaps you usually associate funding with the transfer of money towards a particular purpose. 

What do you already know about paying for public interest journalism, and how do you know it?

What have you been donating towards that type of journalism, and why have you been doing so?

What have you been donating towards the advancement of science and science education?

What have you discovered about expectations in relation to donations of various sorts in various situations and organisations?

What have you discovered about preferences in terms of donating?