another snow day
plus: who wants to help my mission during this harsh winter?
Some of the photos I took on the morning of Monday, February 23…
P.S.
I surely don’t have to explain to you what all this ^ means to the people and animals I help. So, I’ll be brief:
Your help is always needed.
During a winter like this, your help is needed more than ever.
Less than 10 percent of my contacts here and elsewhere generously donate on a regular basis. An incremental increase to even 11 or 12 percent would make a vast difference in my ability to offer relief.
Who is willing to step up and fill that gap?
If that’s possible, please use the links below to support my mission.
Either way, please share widely.
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Cheerful Giver - NYC now has its own website!
To learn more about my mission and spread the word, this is the link to use.
I’M NOW ACCEPTING DONATIONS VIA CASH, CHECK, AND SNAIL MAIL…
Friends, I could use your support for my ongoing mission of 9-plus years to help homeless women and other vulnerable souls on the streets of NYC. Here’s how:
First option: To avoid any extra fees, digital tracking, or corporate involvement, I’d love for you to send cash or checks (payable to Michael Zezima) to:
Mickey Z.
PO Box 9028
Astoria, NY 11103
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Also, you can:
Donate at GoFundMe
Donate at Ko-fi
Donate at Venmo: @Michael-Zezima-1
Make a monthly pledge at Patreon
Order items from my wishlist
Follow me on Instagram
Share all the above info by sharing this link!
Thank you in advance!
Another part of NY was in the news bulletin yesterday and I thought of you and the poor people out there. It said 600 000 were without electricity, too, so I wondered if you would post today. Thankfully it seems you still are on the grid. A few days ago, I also saw the Englishman in Moscow reporting on a tigh-high snowfall in just one day (80 cm, more than 2 1/2 feet). Must be the heating up of the earth!
What stands out to me here isn’t the urgency — it’s the honesty about the gap. That quiet space between people who care and people who act is where winter hits hardest, for humans and animals alike. Sometimes it really does come down to a few more people deciding that “someone else” can be them this time.
How do you think more people could be encouraged to step up during times like this?