<human>: OK, so after a year of fighting with Bank of America, and with repeated denials for loan adjustment, late payment discounts, help in any other way, I was finally able to catch up on my mortgage. My credit is destroyed. My interest rate is outrageous. BOA is the devil. Anyway, this huge victory, I had a little extra money (yes, I still owe all the other creditors who call me daily for all the other bills I couldn't pay, because I've been sending every cent I had to BOA in order to keep my home) but, that aside, tonight I was paying for gas when a man, with a wife and 3 kids, came in the station, with seven one dollar bills, and asked for $7.00 on his pump. Well I paid another $20 for him to get some extra gas, and it long story medium, he was so incredibly grateful, that it got me thinking: There are a lot of people who want to help those who are losing their homes, but don't want to let the evil banks go unpunished, nor do they want to give into an organization that is profiting from their donations. Is their a way to develop a donation system, where the lending bank would either have to match the donation or adjust the loan-based on donations, in order to help those who are losing their homes? Basically, set it up in some way to make banks look horrible in the eyes of the media if they do not participate in said program. There are a lot of people (including myself) that want to help, ie: are getting married and their registry is to "donate to charity" because they have everything they need already. Personally, I would much rather people donate to families that are on the brinks of losing their homes than get some five million count cotton sheets. Is this something that is plausible? 

Side note: I don't want to make any money at all - or anyone to at all. I just want to help the people who were in the position I was in.

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<bot>: Is there a way to donate money to people who are approaching foreclosure and also make banks contribute to said persons by utilizing positive/negative marketing strategies?