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Read More. Learn More. All children deserve access to high-quality early learning programs. All children deserve to be protected from harm. You know how we said "just listen"?
That goes for everyday interactions, too. Ask "how are you? Give them time to answer. Go a little bigger: Do "microvolunteering" from the comfort of your couch through HelpFromHome. Go bigger still: Give your time to a food bank , a tutoring program, a community garden. Check out volunteer opportunities through your place of worship, school or community center.
As philosopher Simone Weil said: Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity. Set up recurring donations to causes you care about. Make sure they're legit i. Unfortunately, "a donation has been made in your name" doesn't always spark a smile in the recipient — especially a kid! But you can still give stuff and have it at least partly benefit others through sites like Goodshop or uncommongoods or even simply by choosing retailers committed to good things, like clothing made in America rather than Bangladesh.
It's not just boutique brands that give back, either. Consider L. Praise a co-worker or employee for a job well done. Praise a child for sharing. Praise a stranger for stopping to let you cross the parking lot, even if it's just with a smile and a nod. It's pretty simple: When you witness behavior you want to see more of, encourage it.
Act out of compassion and ask yourself what you can do to make things better, one step at a time. Passionate about an issue? Learn all about it. Sometimes the best way to help yourself and others not to mention come up with solutions is to know what you're talking about.
Never forget that, added together, lots of people regularly doing small things like this has big impact. Make a difference: A how-to guide to helping others and changing the world. So, how can you help? Here's some inspiration: 1. Pledge your birthday Why not give the presents to people in need for your birthday this year?
Be a changemaker Team up with others who are passionate about the causes you care about. If you are aged 29 and under, join our new youth network, RedxYouth. Members get to decide the big humanitarian issues they want to tackle and how. We also have a membership network open to all ages, we even have family membership. Learn to save lives Knowing what to do if someone is having a seizure, stroke or heart attack could help you save a life one day.
Give to a cause close to your heart Every single donation helps make a difference. These are our current crisis appeals: Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Crisis in Australia — Help provide vital support, such as food and housing, to people who have limited access to basic essentials.
Disaster Relief and Recovery — Support our specialist emergency teams as they respond to disasters, such as bushfires, cyclones and earthquakes, in Australia and overseas.
Syria — The people of Syria have lived through seven years of conflict and it is far from over. Help them get the medical care, shelter and food they need to survive. Support our teams helping people on both sides of the border.
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