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Charity begins with a URL

I'm doing another website for a non-profit (Ravah Ministries, the same people whom I'm doing the golf marathon for), and every website I've built (with one exception) for a non-profit has been a blast.

If you ever feel that your clients don't appreciate the effort you put into your work or that what you do doesn't make a difference, donate your skills and time to a charity. The rewards you'll get won't be monetary, they'll be something infinitely more valuable.

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 3.28.2005. You can leave your response.

“Charity begins with a URL”
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