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Re: I can't tell how many points they are selling (by Lanita P.):

To get rid of timeshare you can donate it to charity:

Here is a list of charitable organizations that accept timeshare unit donations:

Community Housing and Development Corp 4550 W. Oakey Blvd. Suite 107 Las Vegas, NV 89102 Tel: (800) 746-8603 Fax: (800) 749-2176 Community Housing and Development Corp Timeshare Page

Gifts for Sight Timeshare Donation Program Center for Keratoconus 2360 Mendocino Ave. #A2-390 Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Tel: (707) 569-9200 Fax: (707) 569-9201 Call toll-free 1-800-595-6820 Gifts For Site Timeshare Donation

The Charity Group The Charity Group Timeshare Page

Helping Hands of America tel: 888-881-9090 Helping Hands of America Timeshare Page

Donate For A Cause 705 Osterman Drive, Suite B Bozeman, Montana 59715 Toll-Free: 877-8-A-CAUSE (877-822-2873) Email: info@donateforacause.org Donate For A Cause Timeshares

This is an umbrella site that accepts timeshare donations for a number of charitable sites. You can choose to donate your timeshare to any of the following sites in their program:

The American Kidney Fund: It is our nation's leading voluntary health organization serving people with and at risk for kidney disease through direct financial assistance, comprehensive education, clinical research and community service programs. Ninety-five cents of every dollar we spend goes directly to programs and services for kidney patients. In 2004, the Fund served more than 55,000 low-income kidney patients, distributing more than 100,000 grants totaling $57 million. The Fund has been named a Gold Star Charity by Forbes Magazine and one of America’s Best Charities by Reader's Digest. American Kidney Fund Timeshare Page

Big Sky Youth Empowerment Movement: Big Sky Youth Empowerment Project (byep.org)exists to provide at-risk kids in southwest Montana the chance to change their lives through snow sports, fly fishing and horseback riding. Through group recreation kids learn the tools necessary to lead successful lives. Every participant is outfitted through 100% scholarship funding.

The Florida Veterans Assistance Association: It is the fastest growing Veterans Service Organization in the United States with six major markets. Opened in Florida in June of 1996, we are now able to serve all Florida Veterans Hospitals. We're marching forward serving Veterans and their needs. By 2006, we expect to open offices and serve Veterans in ten more states.

International Hearing Dog: IHDI's mission is to train and place hearing dogs with persons who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, with and without multiple disabilities, at no charge to the recipient. IHDI is a non-profit organization fully funded by donations.

Logan's Hearts and Smiles: It provides accessibility remodeling to residential housing for the handicapped.

The National Foundation for Cancer Research NFCR was founded in 1973 to support cancer research in the laboratory. NFCR research conducted at both the cellular and molecular levels is leading to better prevention, earlier diagnosis, new treatments and eventually a cure of cancer. By supporting the best ideas of the best minds and by facilitating collaboration among NFCR Scientists, advances in one field contribute to discoveries in another. This is what NFCR's "Laboratory Without Walls" makes possible. National Foundation for Cancer Research Timeshare Page

The Network Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse It began serving clients in 1979. Over the past twenty - three years we have maintained our commitment to assisting victims of sexual and domestic abuse through intervention and prevention programs.

The Thomas Moore School It is a private non-profit school that serves children in the Paradise Valley here in Montana. This is a very rural area, so it is far away from bigger cities with public school and even further on cold snowy days. Many children who live in this area would have to travel hours to get to a public school. This school is very small, about 25 children grades K-12, and because they are not funded by government money, they are often lacking many of the tools necessary for the education of these children.

The Real Gift Foundation: It is dedicated to providing the necessary aid and assistance to, and for, children of homeless families so that they may better handle the challenges their lives bring and to give them the ability to face the future with hope, anticipation and optimism.

Great Beginnings Montessori School: It provides an exemplary and philanthropic Montessori Community for students, teachers, and parents. This mission is realized through several facets including providing student scholarships that make this unique and highly successful education available to the widest possible range of students. We also provide teacher training scholarships, internships for teachers working towards their Montessori certification and share our beautiful facility for teacher training courses and workshops for parents and the community that are free and open to the public. Our students also participate in community service projects each year for the local food bank, humane society and other disaster relief efforts.

The Children's Home: Since 1864, The Children's Home, in Burlington County, provides special education, residential treatment and emergency shelter to emotionally disadvantaged, at-risk girls and boys throughout New Jersey. TCH operates residential treatment cottages in Mount Holly and Lumberton NJ. TCH operates Mercer House Shelter, Ewing Township. Call: 1-877-TLC-KIDS or visit their website at Childrens-Home.org for more information.

THRIVE: Since 1986, THRIVE has been providing proactive programs that promote healthy families, successful kids and a strong community. THRIVE programs: CAP, The Parent Place, Parent Liaisons and the Partnership Project to Strengthen Families work in collaboration with schools and other community agencies to educate parents, mentor children and support families. AllThrive.org

Southern New Hampshire University Timeshare Donation Program

Director of Alumni and Donor Relations: Michael DeBlasi Phone: 603.645.9600 website page