Impact Newsfeed

I donated household items to the San Diego Rescue Mission thrift store.

I volunteer to segregate the biodegradable and non-biodegradable materials for the sake of the garbage collector to save their time and energy.

I dedicated my time on Clubhouse to host and co-moderate rooms to support the community with life improvement topics and insights.

I gave food to the homeless.

I donated $15 to a friend who needed it for his medication.

I left a 50% tip at a restaurant because the waiter was absolutely amazing.

I donated my old clothes to the people who were being devastated by the calamity in the Philippines.

I spent hours reviewing submissions for a high school senior scholarship I sponsor.

I prefer to walk from home to work to save money and help lower the pollution in my city.

I volunteer every Friday to distribute dinner to the elderly.

I’m living a healthy lifestyle because I prefer to eat vegetables and fruits instead of pricy junk foods. I hope to inspire my homies to do the same thing.

I started recycling left over wine corks!

I use recyclable containers with unique purpose.

I provided medical school and residency admission coaching for prospective applicants from my hometown.

I am spending 3 weeks volunteering at a free community clinic in SF providing healthcare to underserved communities.

I’ve been spending a lot of time with loved ones and people that need support during challenging times.

I got a coffee at a drive thru and paid for the person behind me.

I helped coordinate an Impact Workshop for Chess In Slums.

I donated $50 to a friends’ Venmo challenge where he asked his followers to donate whatever amount they chose. He gifts all of those donations to a server in the hospitality industry because they’ve been heavily impacted during the pandemic and deserve it!

I donated $25 to Marcus Aurelius Anderson’s 48 hour event to bring awareness to sex trafficking.

I took 30 minutes to write several Yelp reviews for small businesses about recent visits to spread the positive message about their service.

I participated in market research for someone looking to get feedback on a new program they’re starting.

I have a podcast on self-improvement helping people to spread awareness of various perspectives.

I participated in the For Purpose event to consult for Chess in Slums, a non-profit helping children in Africa develop real life skills through the game of chess.

I keep my smile on my face for all the people around me especially strangers.

Someone cancelled a call on me (after running 20 minutes late) and I responded with empathy and a heart emoji to spread love.

I helped facilitate For Purpose’s Impact Workshop to help a nonprofit in Africa, Chess In Slums, strategize & enhance their incredible movement.

I volunteer my time to help “For Purpose” nonprofits advance their mission and impact.

I have made it a point to pick up any piece of trash I see while walking.

I asked someone how her day was going today and she almost started to cry so I stayed longer to listen.

I volunteered my time to help Tunde from Chess in Slums find ways to enhance his organization.

I support my hometown’s local businesses whenever I’m in town.

I reuse bags when I go grocery shopping.

I worked in an ICU during the COVID pandemic.

I organized a basketball tournament fundraiser to raise money for the free clinic I volunteered at.

I created free medical application coaching videos for prospective applicants to use on their application journeys.

I purchase locally made products as a first option.

I use fruit/veg peelings for compost purposes

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

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

I support job placement non-profits.

I grow my own veggies to be healthy & sustainable.

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

I donate my clothes to Domestic Violence shelters.

I make monthly $20 donations to Save The Children.

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

I volunteer weekly on the Youth Up platform as a mentor.

I donate $5 bimonthly to the Planned Parenthood of South, East and North Florida.

At this time I’m an Ambassador for a non-profit volunteer and charity organization.

I use reusable lunch utensils (water bottle, snack bags, utensils, etc) from sustainable companies.

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

I use reusable bags for all my shopping.

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 donated to a building fund .

I compost anything I can.

Through FC Davis, we launched multiple programs that provide an opportunity for local area student-athletes to change their communities.

I currently serve on the board of various organizations which help promote diversity on campus.

I always use a reusable water bottle. It’s so easy to refill on the go.

I work for two companies who have started their own charities and contribute to their own local causes. Alaska Airlines will also match any employee charitable donation.

I always wash out my recyclables to recycle them properly.

I donate to Goodwill on a monthly basis.

The company I work for offers paid internships to students.

I donate to the Red Cross. I donate blood every 56 days.

I buy meals for homeless people.

I have volunteered at the Special Olympics in 2010.

I volunteer at a regional health clinic for the medically needy once a year.

I try to support small local businesses when I can.

I have ensured thousands of students were able to complete college admissions tests and report their scores to universities.

I give away plants from my garden to the local community.

I seek out purpose driven work as much as possible. Some of my friends run charities and social enterprises, I support them by working for them.

I volunteered as a mentor for my alma-mater.

I thoroughly washed out my recyclables and educated others that observed me doing so on its importance.

Our company donated to presents for kids at Christmas that wouldn’t have any.

I teach my son to give away instead of throwing away.

I help less fortunate children who are homeless.

I help senior citizens in my community with things they need.

My company provides countless donations to various organizations.

I donate bedding and supplies to a local animal rescue.

The company I work for implements diversity training.

I choose to buy products that don’t use animal testing.

I did a big toy drive for Christmas ?.

I volunteer my time to coach baseball to younger kids.

I volunteer at a local cat shelter where I help to socialize the cats and foster kittens.

I live a minimalist lifestyle, reusing the resources I already have rather than getting new things.

I motivate hundreds of people to move their bodies and pursue a healthier diet.

I donate $10 a month to CRU in Hawaii.

I’m working on a film that highlights stories of refugees who have come to Australia seeking asylum. Their stories give me hope and I hope they inspire others as well.

I volunteered at my local church to organize their Christmas service.

I onboarded someone at work with a lot of passion, desire to learn, and good values over multiple years of professional experience so I could give them an opportunity to grow and get paid while doing what they love.

I continue as a mentor on the youth platform and am seeing the postive impact of my volunteer work from those youth who reach out and share and engage with me online.

I have volunteered and worked at a winter camp for underprivileged children.

I chose to live ‘Philanthropy As You Go,’ instead of ‘Accumulate As You Go.’

I spent some time over the phone listening to one of my friend’s problems and letting them vent.

I listen to my friends and family, when they need advice or help.

I gave my clothes to a church, to send to homeless people in mexico.

I am fortunate to make more than enough money than I need, and I am passionate about using that money to help other people.

I donated $20 to my friends birthday fundraiser.