write an article about 100 -150 words of the various charities that are organised in India and their impact on the society.
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People are still giving money to charity – a survey by Foresters shows 90% donated cash in 2011 – but times are tough, and increasing numbers of people are preferring to find other ways to help others.
Foresters found that 57% of those questioned like to donate old items to their local charity shop, while 43% prefer to volunteer their time. But if you have already ransacked your home for goods to donate, you may find inspiration in this list of ways you can support other people.
1. Give blood
Most people between the age of 17 and 65 can give blood, with men able to donate every three months and women every four. The most time-consuming part is finding your local donor centre and setting up an appointment; actually pumping out a pint of the red stuff can take as little as 10 minutes.
If you are prepared to commit more time and have good veins you could donate your platelets, which are required by patients having chemotherapy or organ transplants, and by those who suffer blood disorders or life-threatening bleeds during an operation. Your blood is filtered through a cell separator machine to remove the platelets and then returned to your body. This takes about 90 minutes and you can donate up to 15 times a year.