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What does Dakka donate to others? Money? Clothes?

I donate blood. Minor discomfort is more than made up for by free biscuits

Money to a few charities:
Macmillan.
Cancer research.
NSPCC.
British Legion.
RAFA.

Books to my local National Trust property.

Clothes to local charities and hospices.

Art and doodles to the general public.

I used to give blood but the company stopped running that scheme.

I donate cash to various charities, partly through straight gifts and also through Gift Aid. This is a UK scheme whereby the tax paid on your admission ticket to a charitable museum or attraction is reclaimed by the charity.

This year, among other gifts, I have donated £50 to Bovington Tank Museum's "Keep our Tiger roaring" fund.

http://www.tankmuseum.org/Tiger_131_Appeal

Eh, I recycle

I've done food drives, toy drives, school supply drives....But that's about it I'd donate more, but I'm not in a financial position to do so

OH yeah! I donate a couple bags of old clothes every year also. I completely forgot.

My family does Operation Helping Hand when we can. We haven't lived on a military base for awhile though so we haven't participated in awhile. We do stuff with the Red Cross and Salvation Army too, and some Christian charity, the name of which I don't know but that does stuff in the 3rd world to provide food and clothes.

I don't have the finances to realistically donate to anybody, but I'll proudly say that the place I work (a bakery) donates anything that doesn't sell to Feeding America.

My family donates to a child in Zambia. Been doing it for around seven years now, and her life is a lot better. She even sends letters sometimes.