Do you and your friends run out of clever and fun ideas 【小题1】 (raise) money for charity(慈善)?

Don’t give up. I have a way to help you out.

How about 【小题2】 (organize) a car wash? Everybody who has a car washes it or has it washed. So why 【小题3】 you and your classmates ________ (do) the job? The money the car owners pay will go towards your charity.

We organized a car wash last Sunday. 【小题4】 we did it for the first time, all of us weren’t worried about getting wet or dirty. However, we all had a great time! At the end of the day it was really worth (值得) it! We will go on doing it every Sunday.

You can do it like us. Then you 【小题5】 (use) the money to do more meaningful things.

Many people in the community of Seal Beach knew “Donut City”. It was a donut shop which had been serving its community with the tastiest donuts in 【小题1】 world for the last 28 years. And now it was payback time.

John and Stella used to open up 【小题2】（they）donut shop every morning at 4:30 a.m., without ever 【小题3】（take）a day off. So when Stella stopped showing up recently, customers asked John about her absence. He told them that Stella was 【小题4】（serious）ill and had to stay in hospital for a few weeks. 【小题5】 John was really down, he continued to run the shop 【小题6】 himself. However, he would return to Stella’s side after a day’s work. After one of John’s regular 【小题7】（customer）heard about his story, she came up with an idea: if everyone in the community bought all of his donuts, John could close his shop early to look after his wife. She posted her idea to a community social media page, and immediately the locals stepped up and 【小题8】（buy） donuts at the store.

For the last few weeks, John sold out all his donuts many hours 【小题9】（early）than usual.

He 【小题10】（move）by all his customers, so he expressed his gratitude to them by saying “We are so thankful”.

Have you ever worried that you might waste (浪费) food? In fact, over 2,300,000,000 people around the world 【小题1】 going hungry. To help them, some people put fridges filled with food outside in the community for people in need.

Back in 2016, 【小题2】 restaurant owner in Kochi, India, had the idea late one night when she saw a lady looking 【小题3】 food in a trash (垃圾) can. She was really sad because that night, her restaurant had wasted lots of food and she could have given some to her.

In the UK, the idea of community fridges was used in Somerset to fight food waste, encouraging people 【小题4】 put food in community fridges and also take necessary food.

Now there is a charity (慈善机构) called Hubbub helping groups run community fridges across the UK. “A community fridge is much more than a fridge,” said Hubbub’s official website. “【小题5】 brings people together, and gives people the chance to get necessary food, try something new and save money.”