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Making A Difference Make a donation, lend a hand, be a supporter, and you will make a difference! When people think of the word "charity" or "donate", they automatically think of money, am i right? Not only does donating money to charities and foundations help, however giving your time and effort as well. There are many ways for people to give back. With all of these different charities and foundations our world is a better place for everyone. Without open-handed people, having charities and different foundations would not be a choice. Be a generous person and give freely without expectations of recieving anything in return. There are many famous people that donate to different charities and foundations, one person that I am going to go into detail about is Taylor Swift. I really like Taylor Swift, she is a country singer, and her music has made a great impact on my life. When I was growing up I always wanted to be like her, she was my rolemodel! In seventh grade I done research on her, and she was always giving to other people, which shows that she is a generous person. She has supported twenty-one different charites and foundations throughout her lifetime, and plans on contributing to many more! Taylor's mother and grandmother were a big influence on Taylor's country singing career. Taylor's grandmother was an opera singer, and her mother helped her in various ways. When Taylor was young she performed at talent shows, festivals, fairs, and karaoke contests. She had won money from these events and she saved it, having dreams and big hopes of becoming a country singer. With help from her parents to pay for everything, Taylor's family made it happen! Taylor Swift was born on December 13, 1989 in Reading, Pennsylvania and moved to Wyomissing, Pennsylvania when she was nine. At fourteen years old Taylor moved to Nashville, Tennessee to begin a career in country music. In 2003, she signed to Big Machine Records. At that time, Taylor was the youngest song

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