Hey everybody. I'm Audie Cornish and this is the assignment and starting this week we're going to

basically enter that time of year that's about gathering with loved ones, eating good food,

being grateful for all of it and like honestly buying stuff. It seems like Black Friday starts

earlier, last longer than ever. But you know it's still just one day giving Tuesday, which says something about whether we're

really making an effort to be charitable.

At the same time, everybody seems to be stretched thin.

So nearly a quarter of American households are living paycheck to paycheck.

Many of them are asking for help on social media.

I hate having to come up here and ask for money or anything like that,

but if y'all can just like the video, comments, if y'all could share it,

I mean, even if you would like to send me something, anything would count.

I just need some help right now.

So with so much need, obviously it can feel overwhelming to figure out how best to help. So today

I'm talking with Sarah Hirshander, who covers philanthropy for Vox's Future Perfect, about how

and why to put the giving back in Thanksgiving.

Stay with us.

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