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gdon39 · 41-45, M
I have my program and it can be done anywhere in the world and just as much as you can do.
“Think global and act local”. What that means in my eyes is do something at least once a week for your fellow humans. If today you see someone who is thirsty and needs food. Get them a bottle or two of water from your auto. You probably paid around $2.98 for 24 bottles. And grab a granola bar you have with you and simply give them that little help they need and cost you.55 cents.
If people see that simple act of humanity you just provided perhaps they will help someone else and the great feeling you receive from a simple act of kindness will become such a positive in your life you will want to continue doing it.
That’s the simple way to think about how you can effect change right in your neighborhood with little to no expense or effort.
I have raised over 6,000 pounds of food for Harvesters international by simply asking communities that are having events to allow us to put out our barrels for people to drop off a flat of green beans or whatever and we will manage it all. The organization who collects the goods will come every day during that period of time and do the work.
That was a bit harder the first time but after we all understood the process it’s just a matter of some phone calls and whatever you choose to do to help.
I hope this helps you and I’m always available to share with you best practices.
🖖🏻♊️❤️
“Think global and act local”. What that means in my eyes is do something at least once a week for your fellow humans. If today you see someone who is thirsty and needs food. Get them a bottle or two of water from your auto. You probably paid around $2.98 for 24 bottles. And grab a granola bar you have with you and simply give them that little help they need and cost you.55 cents.
If people see that simple act of humanity you just provided perhaps they will help someone else and the great feeling you receive from a simple act of kindness will become such a positive in your life you will want to continue doing it.
That’s the simple way to think about how you can effect change right in your neighborhood with little to no expense or effort.
I have raised over 6,000 pounds of food for Harvesters international by simply asking communities that are having events to allow us to put out our barrels for people to drop off a flat of green beans or whatever and we will manage it all. The organization who collects the goods will come every day during that period of time and do the work.
That was a bit harder the first time but after we all understood the process it’s just a matter of some phone calls and whatever you choose to do to help.
I hope this helps you and I’m always available to share with you best practices.
🖖🏻♊️❤️