#ActsofKindness

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Small Contributions, Big Impact – The 10.10.10 Initiative by 1GEN

🌟 Can $10 change the world? At 1GEN, we believe it can! That’s the idea behind the 10.10.10 Initiative. It shows how small efforts, when combined, can make a big difference.

🚀 How Does It Work? It’s simple:

$10 investment 10 days of action 10x impact, helping 10 lives It’s not about the money—it’s about using your creativity and compassion to make a meaningful change in the lives of others. 🔑 What We Accomplished in 2024 Last year, we came together to make a real difference: 🏡 Helping Women in Need: At the Mother Teresa Home, we delivered groceries and care packages to support women going through tough times. 🏋️‍♂️ Helping Kids Stay Active: We gave yoga mats and gym equipment to kids at Pingalwara, helping them stay healthy and fit. 🌳 Protecting Nature and Supporting Schools: We planted trees in Ludhiana for a greener city and provided clean water filters to schools in Assam to keep kids healthy.

Caring for Stray Animals: We helped stray dogs and cats by giving them medical care and vaccinations. Building Skills for a Better Future: A domestic worker received a sewing machine to start her own small business. Supporting Seniors: We gave wheelchairs to seniors and people with disabilities to improve their mobility and independence. 🌟 Why It Works This initiative shows how small actions and teamwork can make a big impact. It’s about inspiring each other to create positive change. 💡 Join Us in 2025! Be part of the 10.10.10 Initiative and experience how small actions can lead to extraordinary results. Together, we can create a kinder, better world—one step at a time. 👉 Ready to make a difference? Let’s do it together!

👉 Learn More About the 10.10.10 Initiative

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H.H.P.E pg 14

[adafruit]

It's Giving Tuesday - A worldwide celebration of generosity 🌍💝🤝📢 #GivingTuesday

Join a worldwide celebration of generosity - GivingTuesday is an opportunity for people worldwide to come together through generosity in all its forms by sharing acts of kindness and giving their voice, time, money, goods, and advocacy to support communities and causes. More about Giving Tuesday on their site - https://www.givingtuesday.org/

The posts on Adafruit and its social media are resources, groups, causes, organizations, and more from the Adafruit team and community.

Since we're in the techy and maker circles, we'll spotlight many charities and open-source efforts.

The posts are not sponsored in any way. Adafruit provides paid time off for charity for all team members all year. We also want to thank the Adafruit team for the biggest gift one can give: their time. Many posts are about the charities, groups, and organizations in which the Adafruit team participates.

This year, we are getting the word out about ones we have not covered before, so don't worry if you don't see a previous one here!

Check the past and present posts on Adafruit with the #GivingTuesday tag.

https://blog.adafruit.com/?s=%23GivingTuesday

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[iimtcollege]

On Tuesday, blankets were distributed to needy people at IIMT Group of Colleges in Greater Noida. It was an honour to have our Chairman, Mr. Yogesh Mohan Gupta and poetess Ms. Anamika Jain Ambar join us for this noble cause. Mr. Yogesh Mohan Gupta emphasized the importance of social and moral responsibility in uplifting the lives of the less fortunate.

Let's continue to work together to bring about positive change.

[scottermonkey]

Random acts of kindness aren't random - science shows we're hardwired for empathy. Discover how small gestures create powerful connections and why being good to others comes naturally.

[allaboutyoupostnthings]

Nine Days of Christmas Wishes for You Day 6 - Compassion

Today, I wish you Compassion. May you feel a deep sense of compassion for those in need, and may you be moved to help them in meaningful ways that resonate deeply within your heart. May you have compassion towards yourself, realizing that none of us are perfect and that we all have our struggles and imperfections that make us human, and in this realization, may you cultivate a deep understanding…

[harmonyhealinghub]

Rebuilding Hope Shaina Tranquilino November 27, 2024

The Smith family stood in the charred remains of what used to be their home. The air still carried the acrid scent of smoke, and the ash on their shoes kicked up with every step. Clara Smith, clutching her youngest son, Ben, stared at the blackened skeleton of the kitchen where she had cooked countless meals. Her husband, Tom, tried to maintain a brave face, though his shoulders drooped with the weight of their loss. Their teenage daughter, Emma, stood silently, tears carving streaks through the soot on her cheeks.

The fire had started late at night, spreading too quickly for them to salvage more than the clothes on their backs. They had barely escaped with their lives.

That morning, as they returned to see what was left, the devastation seemed insurmountable. The photographs, the heirlooms, the little mementos that made the house a home—all gone. Clara felt a heavy ache in her chest as she realized they were truly starting from nothing.

But as the sun climbed higher, so did the noise from the street. One by one, neighbors arrived, arms full of supplies: blankets, clothes, and food. Mrs. Jensen, from two doors down, approached Clara with a casserole dish. “I made your favorite, chicken and rice,” she said softly, her eyes brimming with unshed tears.

The Murphys, a young couple who had only recently moved in, carried a bundle of baby clothes for Ben. “We know how hard it is to start over,” they explained.

Tom’s old friend from work, Jorge, pulled up in a truck packed with lumber and tools. “You’ll need a start on rebuilding,” he said, clapping Tom on the back. “We’re with you.”

Even Emma’s classmates showed up, carrying handwritten notes of encouragement and a box of books to replace the ones she’d lost.

At first, Clara was overwhelmed. She didn’t know how to accept such kindness without feeling guilty. But as the day wore on, she saw how everyone’s efforts brought hope to her family. Each gesture, big or small, reminded her of the strength in their community—and that they weren’t alone in this tragedy.

Tom spent the afternoon helping Jorge unload the truck while exchanging plans for rebuilding. Emma joined her friends to sort through the donated clothes, laughing for the first time in days as they unearthed some vintage treasures. Clara found herself in the makeshift kitchen Mrs. Jensen had set up, serving slices of casserole to everyone who had come to help.

That night, the Smith family sat together on a pile of donated blankets under the stars. Their home was gone, but their spirits were not.

Tom broke the silence. “We’ve lost so much,” he began, “but today showed me how much we still have.”

Clara nodded, tears welling in her eyes again, but this time they were tears of gratitude. “Hope can grow from ashes,” she whispered.

Emma leaned against her mom. “And we’ll rebuild. Together.”

Ben, too young to understand the words but sensing the love around him, giggled in Clara’s arms. And for the first time since the fire, the Smith family smiled, warmed not by flames but by the light of human kindness.

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🎉✨ Happy Giving Tuesday! 🎁💖

Today, let's unite in the spirit of generosity and kindness. Whether you’re donating your time, resources, or love, every act counts! 🙌💫 Share your favorite causes below and let’s inspire each other to spread joy this festive season! 🌟🤗

[sliceoflife-stories-blog]

🎧Re-presenting Real-Life Heroes #SliceOfLifeStories

[omhussein]

Helping is not just an act; it is a way of life that makes the world a better place. 🌍✨🤝

[ametamorphosisaddiction]

Invite Neighbors for a Joyful Thanksgiving Celebration

Recently, I posted on Nextdoor inviting neighbors who might be spending Thanksgiving alone to join us at my ranch for a spot at our table. I extended the offer to share the holiday with my mother, my boyfriend, and me. The response was overwhelming—not from people wanting to join us, but from those who were amazed by the gesture. The truth is, both my mother and I have always had a soft spot for…