What do you get for someone who has everything? It’s a rhetorical gift-giving question, and we’re guilty of asking it ourselves. But a more pertinent question, one aligned with the charitable ideals of the holiday season, is this: What do you get for someone who doesn’t have enough?
There’s nothing wrong with going all out for your loved ones. Just don’t forget your neighbors. Three local nonprofits share what’s on their wish lists this year.
This Central District–based nonprofit was founded in 1988 to provide birthday presents and school supplies for youth in foster care. Today, Treehouse fights for equity for foster kids throughout the
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