Impact Newsfeed

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

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

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

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

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 donated $11 to help get signatures for a movement to change Black History Month to June.

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

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

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

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

I chose to share a reflection on my social media to enhance my followers’ perspective to the raw and real truth that have been going on behind the scenes. I received feedback that it empowered some to live life more fearlessly and others to be more bold in their life choices.

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 helped a friend who is foster-caring two kids babysit for a few hours.

I donated to a volunteer club for the community projects.

I met several people in person this month to create a relationship and move the needle forward in working together- our skills create more impact together.

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.

I started my own at-home-composting and dropped off my first months collection at my local community garden.

I stopped eating octopus because they’re so intelligent.

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 use a reusable water bottle and a cloth napkin

I donated $23 to Save the Children.

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

I signed up to prep at Kitchens For Good.

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

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 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.

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

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

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

I give 3% of Business Revenue to Causes.

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

I bought products from a B Corp.

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

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 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 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.

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

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

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 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.

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.

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

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 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.

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 donated $1600 of stock to a non-profit.

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

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 have donated clothes to goodwill.

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

I spent 2 hours volunteering for a local charity.

I picked up 2 buckets of trash from my neighborhood.

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 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 signed up for “Spring” to contribute monthly to Charity Water.

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!

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 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 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.

I work from home and car pool when I can.

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

I stopped what I was doing to console a friend who needed to talk. By the end of the call she felt encouraged, a newfound sense of confidence, and clarity.

I volunteered to muck hay and manure at an animal sanctuary.

I spent an hour listening to an older individual talk about his life. Afterwards, he thanked me because he said he was doesn’t have people to talk to and is lonely.

I supported a local, female run coffee shop instead of going to Starbucks for my breakfast and coffee.

I founded the “Defeating Depression Club” on Clubhouse and do 2 rooms per week along with creating a free “Depression Defeater” download on my site.

I recorded video testimonials to support my friends’ small business ventures.

I went live on IG every day this month with a free mindfulness meditation.

I’m gathering furniture and household items for a first-generation college student to furnish her apartment.

I help my friend Barry through his trials and tribulations.

I set up a birthday fundraiser for the Foundation for Suicide Prevention and raised over $1,000.