Charity begins at home. Doesn’t it? We reach out across the ocean to offer our help because others says we Americans the most charitable by nature! Why are we not reaching out to Flint, Michigan, to help with its water problem? The state of Washington and other states should be lining up to help. Where is the sympathy crowd?
Maria Ambalada
Lynnwood
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