Good Deeds

How are you changing the world?

We believe the small things we do for others each day is the first step in changing the world.  Tell us how you're changing the world and see what others are doing to make the world a better place - one deed at a time.

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Recent Good Deeds:

I am returning for a second time to war torn Liberia to give hope to the weala district in the form of education sponsorship, food and medical aid - By val fry on 1/24/2012

I voluteer my time with little kids from elementary schools for their little talents show/ musicals (: - By christian on 1/10/2012

I work with senior citizens, those folks who society finds "useless" the older they get. But my group takes their creative talents/donated materials to craft lap robes, quilts, baby blankets, Chemo caps, scarves and medical bags for a local hospice, church missionary groups, and a Pregnancy Crisis Center. They collect aluminum cans which have aided the Salvation Army, Fire Dept. Children's Burn ward, Boy Scouts, Habitat for Humanity and a "Special" class at a local high school...who always sent a thank you note for what selling those cans provided them. My part in this? I help find the materials, encourage them to keep up the good work because they ARE still useful members of society. And I listen to their stories. - By KimD on 1/7/2012

I use a wonderful website: www.care2.com which has great email service for free along with sending cards, petitions, ect. When you use the service you receive points. The great part of this is you can use your points to humanly help animals, provide safe drinking water for a day and other great causes. No cost! - By bedianeh on 12/18/2011

I donated blood to help Sick people in hospitals that don't have enough. - By Christian on 12/8/2011

going around to people hoses and putting sticky notes on there doors and saying nice things. - By tyairra on 12/2/2011

we donated can food to the boy scouts at the Christmas parade - By amcroft on 12/1/2011

good deeds are done by regular people everyday. and this page is dedicated to those poeple. i myself am in a crossroads in life where im not getting the satisfaction out of life with my job so i recently left my job to find a better profession where i can make a difference in peoples life. by doing this it has put exta strain on those around me. but all i want to do is help people or help our world. so the good deeds i speak of isnt done by me but the ones close to me with there support. so i just want to thank all those making a difference in someoes life and thanks to the ones around me. soon i will be doing the same as the ones around me. thanks again for making the world a better place. - By jonsut on 11/29/2011

DIARIES- I hospitalised a schoolgirl who felldown from retarding bus and got struck as well from a restless bike coming from behind.Also i saved d bikerman from crowd rage.i found him a student and he offered his bike to hospitalise d girl by sensing d crowd.I passified d crowd to leave d boy(bikerman)and took his bike to hospitalise d girl ,boy also with us.Later,i left d girl to her home and informed her mother.Even boy didnt escape and ready to pay for his giult.i was happy to solve d hype situation and proud because i ,overcoming my fear,was first one to jump from deaccelerating bus at low speed and to put aside d bike from over d girl.not only this but i conversed with d elders in d crowd and to initiate the help to d victim, even my home was 100m walk and i had to go in opposite direction to hospitalise her.i was proud.why? b'cause i was jst19 then and still is.thank god i could provide my service and didnt become jst observer(to witness) of d incident. - By prashantam on 10/31/2011

I downloaded an iphone ap and played it. It is called scvngr or "scavenger." In searching around the block, I saw a fallen tree on a block wall and called the city to clear the sidewalk of branches. - By Brendatucker on 10/3/2011

I share my research with the world on my website and I hope I change the day for my customers by treating them like they are important. I always use my happy face with them. I have changed myself, from a person who I called an Eeyore (the glass is half empty, Oh woe is me) to a Pollyanna (the glass is half full, and there is always the good side to everything). - By postalq on 9/30/2011

Today i help my colleague to alleviate his workload - By HenryLiu on 9/20/2011

I smile at strangers. - By babysteps101 on 8/30/2011

I feel that any good deed or donation I make is best kept anonymous as I don't like to toot my own horn - By rie on 8/28/2011

i volunteered to be the cashier at our church for the ham dinner which helps to support the school. - By marine pat on 6/19/2011

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