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Discover LudwigThe phrase "whom we help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the people or groups that receive assistance or support from someone. Example: "We have a list of clients whom we help with their financial planning."
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I get to know my regulars, some of whom we help for years.
This involves telling the stories of those whom we help – of course – but it also involves a greater level of transparency about what we do and why.
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Is this a student whom we can help?" Maybe it's a soccer player who is interested in politics and works in student theater.
"It is our Christian duty to take care of those who are suffering, of orphans and the poor, of invalids and the aged, imprisoned and homeless, of everyone whom we can help to find hope," he said in softer tones than he had previously employed.
Though we appreciate numbers, analysis, and progress reports, we effective altruists do not turn our hearts away from the moving stories of people whom we can help - after all, that's why we choose to give in the first place!
Her husband "Hal" is a younger and flashier Bernie Madoff-type, higher up the Wall Street food chain perhaps, but nothing more than a sociopathic shyster, serially cheating on his complicit wife whom we cannot help but associate with Ruth Madoff.
Consequently, taking inspiration from this idea, we wanted to test, can we expect an answer from a person whom we have helped previously.
Whom were we helping?
The whole digital ecosystem suffers as a result of this reality: Europe's equipment manufacturers, Internet entrepreneurs: those very people whom we should assist to help us get out of the crisis.
Humanitarian assistance would give us routine working relationships with rebels, allowing us to identify both jihadists and positive leaders, the latter being whom we need to help governance.
For most of us, within three degrees we are connected to more than 1,000 people — all of whom we can theoretically help make healthier, fitter and happier just by our contagious example.
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