- Donate non-perishable items to your local foodbank or church food pantry. If you have the means, please share the wealth. It is unconscionable for any child to go hungry in the United States of America.
- Cook a warm meal and deliver it to a friend or family in need. Ask them to pay the favor forward when they get back on track.
- Be a good friend to someone in crisis. Odds are that we all know someone who has been hit hard by a lay-off, family illness, or critical loss. Make the effort to connect, support, and become an ongoing source of inspiration. Listen and pray together...and most importantly, just be accessible and genuine.
- Clean out your closet and donate your gently worn items to your local Salvation Army, domestic violence or local homeless shelter. They will make sure your donations get to the needy. A warm coat, clean blanket, or flannel pajamas can make a big difference to a family in crisis.
- Offer support to a single-mom in need. Offer transportation to job interviews, doctor's appointments, or grocery store trips. Can you babysit while mom is pursuing higher education or away on a critical job interview?
How are you going to be part of the change? President Obama can not do it alone...our local government can not do it alone...none of us can do it alone. We all need each other to from time to time so why not start right now in our own community? Good luck and Happy GIVING!!!



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