Proper equipment has proven essential in classes such as science, so math should not be any different. Instead of having a few calculators to share during class time, students will now be able to utilize the calculators after school as well, being able to work on math problems outside of the classroom. As many schools search for available funds, according to the Detroit Free Press, there are hundreds of computers, modems, printers and softward programs sitting in a U.S. Army warehouse waiting to go to a school or nonprofit organization. Many schools and organizations are doing good things for the community, however, communication skills may prove to be the best allies. This is a good thing waiting for people to take advantage of it.
Disaster leaves many looking to the government for aid in rebuilding their lives.
However, this is not always so. During last year's blizzards, ranchers in North and South Dakota lost 300,000 cows. In an effort to help, ranchers, some from as far as 1,000 miles away, began collecting and donating cattle to those who had suffered a loss. This group has helped farmers in 18 states, donated more than 3,000 cows. We thought we'd go belly up, and have to quit.