This is what I got so far for Christmas 2023 from the charities. There was another CD with instrumental music, a shopping bag (small), and some thank-you cards not shown in this image because I found them later. There are more address labels, about 2-3 sheets, and a small note pad, plus some pens.

For those of you that don't recall last year, here's a QRD: I sent money to a charity that was on a calender I had. They sent me more requests for donations. Evidently, they shop your name around and you get put on what's known as a "sucker list". At the time, I didn't know they did this. Ever since then I get about a half dozen requests, especially around the holidays, weekly. The more you respond, and the more years you do, the more lists find you but the better your "prizes" are.

I get requests to help Indians, vets, homeless people, police, orphanages, Jewish widows, children's hospitals, cancer research funds, the disabled, and more.

Actually, the cards, had I bought them, would have been $25 or more in today's Biden money. The calenders are nice. Unfortunately the shirt is only large, but it is stretchy. It has an American flag on it and is from the disabled veterans charity but is made in China which is both funny and sad at the same time. There seems to be some nail care kit as well, which is odd. That's the first I've seen of one of those.

>I get requests to help Indians
i do too but it usually comes in the form of microsoft support calls
>Unfortunately the shirt is only large
i agree it should be xxxxl in true american spirit

>Jewish widows
topkek

How much did you donate to get that?