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This year, I started giving out another scholarship to a high school senior in my hometown.

Instead of using paper coffee cups, I started using reusable one’s.

I spent 10 minutes today sending 5 voice notes via text to friends who have been having a hard time with one aspect or two in their lives.

One of my coworkers was struggling with how to do an assignment, so I took the time to walk them through it & made sure they understood everything.

One of my friends needed help on deciding which job to take, so I sit down with him for 25 minutes to discuss the pro’s & con’s of each job. Afterwards, he was able to make a decision.

I stopped eating octopus because they’re so intelligent.

I signed up to prep at Kitchens For Good.

I am pescatarian to avoid the slaughter of our land animals.

I assisted a full day on an Ecovillage Regenerative Training in Mexico.

I go through a bit of an arduous process to recycle my coffee pods, but it’s worth it!

I gave “goodwill” items to a family in need.

I picked up 2 buckets of trash from my neighborhood.

I will always break up a six-pack container if I ever see one on the street.

I give 3% of Business Revenue to Causes.

I provided chat box support for my friend on her first virtual workshop.

I donated to Stand Up to Cancer.

I volunteer 2 hours a month of free consulting services to women entrepreneurs needing help with accounting and CFO related things.

I donated to a volunteer club for the community projects.

I have helped people students with their project ideas.

I hosted 1 hour workshop for women on how to wrap up their annual business finances for tax prep.

I donated washable menstrual pads for the young girls at a group home.

I love to spend quality time helping students think out their social issue project.

I give food and my time for conversation to local homeless in my neighborhood.

I am a conscious consumer because I try my best to buy from local farmers and businesses.

I have donated clothes to goodwill.

I gave $300 to a single mom needing help with rent.

I use a reusable water bottle and a cloth napkin

I have given all my gift cards to families who have lost everything in house fires.

I give $150 per month to Feeding San Diego.

I work for a school that provides alternative learning programs for students

I have donated money to a Go Fund Me account.

I donate 1% of my business’s revenue to the international organization, 1% for the planet, each quarter.

I work from home and car pool when I can.

I buy from the farmers market a few times a month.

I did a beach clean up.

I have at least one vegan meal each week.

I buy items from companies that have a give back promise or are B Certified.

I bought Christmas presents for an underprivileged family and hand delivered the gifts to them.

I’ve helped people with their bios.

I don’t buy paper towels, ziplocks, or fancy “zero waste” items and use what I have.

I volunteered at an old person’s home and helped repaint it.

I recycle water bottles, cans and bottles.

I work with companies that have a give pack promise as well and promote companies that are being a force for good.

I donated to The Geffen Playhouse to help provide underprivileged high school students with art classes.

We have trained over 450,000 students to be digital-first responders.

I volunteered at a kids summer camp at church for two weeks.

I donated to the LA chapter of Black Lives Matter.

I run a 501.c3 non profit that educates and empowers students to use digital for good.

I donated to a GoFundMe to help feed our essential workers in the midst of the pandemic.

We represent many documentary filmmakers that can use their voices to help incite change.

Our nonprofit has created a peer to peer model that then allows a faster growth reach for greater impact.

I donate proceeds from my small business to Black Lives Matter organizations and other organizations.

I write crafted content to encourage, inspire, and teach everyone on the platforms I volunteer for.

I purchase soap refills instead of always buying new soap bottles.

I began composting so I can be more sustainable in my approach to life.

I organized an outreach strategy and messaging for a non-profit the Unified Human Foundation.

I donated $23 to Save the Children.

I donate used books to the library for use as learning, teaching, and reading resources.

I use reusable bags for all my shopping.

I responded to emails from my podcast audience and took the time to give them legitimate advice.

I reached out to local community organizations and found a new volunteer opportunity!

I use the services of local businesses whenever possible.

I work for a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that offers healthcare resources and aid to those in need.

I did a free podcast mentoring call.

I donated $100 to a friend who posted to Facebook and needed help to support her dog’s health.

I donated to a building fund .

I compost anything I can.

I’ve been working to improve efficiency and eliminate paper use in my full-time job.

I donated $150 to a Facebook friend’s birthday. I came in after their birthday and donated enough to help them reach their goal to support the Yolo Food Bank.

I purchase locally made products as a first option.

I support a new musician with $5 per month.

I added an extra $10 to my girl scout cookie order to support Cookies for Troops.

I use fruit/veg peelings for compost purposes

I wrote thank you notes, text messages, and left voice memos to several people to acknowledge their kindness and skill in how they helped me.

I started a recurring donation to The Youth Center after a friend reached out and shared their mission.

I usually walk everywhere I need to go to and only use transportation if needed.

I supported friends by attending their online Zoom calls, Clubhouse room, and IG Lives for their business and passions.

I started weighing my trash to work on staying under the 2.5 lb per day average for most Americans.

I plan and lead weekly Cub Scout meetings to build up the next generation of men.

I sent my friend $50 to support her sick friend.

Because I was weighing my trash, I was very conscious about what I put in the bag, and made the extra effort to recycle as much as possible.

I support job placement non-profits.

Although I didn’t have much time some days, I made the time to listen to friends and colleagues when they needed a soundboard.

When we ran out of paper towels, I bought reusable Bamboo paper towels (for less than $8 on Amazon) and they’re working well!

I grow my own veggies to be healthy & sustainable.

I gave $300 to others so they could be better off.

I gave my friend $50 on Venmo to support a family in need.

I work for a solar company dedicated to making renewable energy more accessible in hopes of setting future generations up for better success.

As part of the Casseroles Out Of Kindness program, I cook casseroles that feed meals to the hungry in my community.

I asked to join the diversity and inclusion committee in the company. Wasnt accepted, but now I’m on the list for the best cohort!

I gave a homeless man food at a stoplight (he was so happy and grateful!)

I donate my clothes to Domestic Violence shelters.

I started working from home full-time, greatly reducing the amount I’m driving every day.

Every Amazon purchase I make through Amazon Smile gets donated to the National Park Foundation.

I make monthly $20 donations to Save The Children.

I implemented more digital processes to cut down on paper at my work.

I bought a notebook that is made of repurposed paper on Decomposition.

I consciously map out my transportation to drive as little as possible and limit carbon emissions.

Every Christmas, I donate gifts to Toys for Tots campaigns.

I spent 2 hours volunteering for a local charity.