Random Acts of Kindness While the recent events surrounding the coronavirus have caused fear and uncertainty, this crisis also presents an opportunity to spread kindness. Instead of focusing inward on lifestyle changes, people can look outward and help those in need through random acts of kindness. Local food banks will need more support as more people lose work, and first responders and healthcare workers would appreciate help during this challenging time. Other charities also need manpower and donations to help weather the storm caused by nationwide cancellations. Now is a good time to make a difference through kindness.

1. Random Acts of Kindness
We all are a bit in shock after last week’s recent events unfolded to
better guard against the spread on the Coronavirus. I’m sure there are
many people who are angry, disturbed and scared about the changes
that have occurred.
Not so fast my friend. Why don’t we all take a step back and use this
crisis as an opportunity to spread “Random Acts of Kindness” out to our
community instead of an airborne flu.
There are and will be many people negatively impacted by the
nationwide cancellations of conventions, sporting events, trade shows,
festivals, etc. and now is a good time to act and support those in need.
Instead of looking inward and feeling sorry about your life-style changes,
look outward and see if you can do something wonderful to help your
community and make a real difference in helping others in need.
There is plenty of help needed at our local food banks as more people
put out of work from this virus will need your help.
Also, our teams of first responders and health care professional would
appreciate any support we can give them at this challenging time. There
are many other charities that we can actively engage to see if they need
have any need of manpower or donations to help them weather the
storm.
The work “Crisis” inGreek means opportunity and now is a great time to
step up and make a difference with “Random Acts of Kindness”