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A Seat at the Table: How to Organize Community Meals

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In a world where many people struggle to put food on the table, community meal programs can be a lifeline. These programs provide a shared dining experience for those in need, offering nourishment and a sense of community. However, organizing a successful community meal program is no small feat. It

Kindness in Action: Being the Change We Wish to See”

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In a world that often seems divided and tumultuous, the aspiration to make it safer, cleaner, kinder, or more just holds immense significance. If you're reading this, you're likely already on a journey to effect positive change. Amidst the array of strategies explored here for giving our time, talent, and

Bee the Change: How to Avert a Pollination Crisis

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Save the bees

Stings from bees may hurt, but the prospect of losing bees forever hurts even more. Many people underestimate the critical role that bees play in human life. In fact, one-third of the food we consume comes from plants pollinated by bees. Why Bees Matter Bees contribute more than just honey; they are

Volunteering Abroad: The How-To’s

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Volunteering abroad is a very rewarding way to spend your gap year or vacation, and it is not difficult to find work as a volunteer abroad and both give and receive benefits for doing so. You will not only find the experience rich and rewarding, but also help those living

Mastering the Art of Meaningful Giving

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Success is not just a solo expedition up a mountain of ambitions—it's a journey that can illuminate an entire landscape when you share the light. One of the most impactful ways to do this is through charitable giving. But how do you know you're not just tossing your hard-earned coins

A Smile: The Domino Effect

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Have you ever stopped to consider the science of a smile? As a child, I distinctly recall an impactful story my headmaster told during an assembly, comparing the spreading of smiles to a domino effect. While it sounds whimsical, this isn't mere sentimentality; it's rooted in neuroscience and the complex

Choosing to buy Free-Range

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Choosing to buy Free-Range

By C. Pen As we walk into the super market or the butcher's, our primary selection criteria, more often than not, is look and taste. Usually, when animal products such as meat or eggs are procured from the animals in high-volume, industrialized "farms," it is often done through harm (and often

Help Yourself Help Others

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Help Yourself Help Others

By Mick Trainor Mark Twain – addicted to success.com “the two most important days in your life is the day you are born and the day you find out why” For some reason that excites me and scares the hell out of me at the same time. Finding out why you are here

8 Ways to Save Water

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8 Ways to Save Water

This gargantuan blue ball of a planet is jacketed in agua to the extent that its abundance is hard, nay impossible to miss.  However, "fresh" water is an entirely different matter, and its scarcity, while often underestimated, is very, very real. Only about 3% all water is fresh, and only about 1% of

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