As the New Year begins, there’s a familiar quiet in the air. Calendars are blank again. Messages slow down. And across the Good Deeds Day community, leaders pause – not to plan the next event, but to reflect on something deeper: How do we keep doing good long after the day itself is over?
One photo. One act of goodness. One global ripple of good. December is the month of warmth, celebration, and giving – and this year, Good Deeds Day is inviting communities everywhere to join a fun, creative challenge that spreads joy around the world.
Investing in children’s spaces, learning, and community environments creates a ripple of long-term benefits: improved well-being, educational outcomes, civic engagement, and more inclusive communities.
Thanksgiving is a time to gather around the table, share a delicious meal, and appreciate the people and moments that bring joy to our lives. But along with the celebration comes a challenge we often overlook: food waste.
In today’s uncertain economic climate, many companies are looking for meaningful ways to keep employees motivated, connected, and proud of where they work.
Ever wondered why some people love organizing charity drives, while others are happiest painting murals or mentoring youth? Your zodiac sign might just reveal your unique style of giving back.
In a world that often feels fast-paced and overwhelming, sometimes the simplest gestures carry the greatest power. A hug, a warm embrace between friends, family, or even strangers, can speak volumes without a single word. It’s a universal language of care, comfort, and connection.
Want to take your giving further, starting today? Whether you donate, volunteer, or spread awareness online, there are so many ways to amplify your good. Here are four powerful strategies to maximize your charitable impact in 2025.
Volunteering is no longer just about showing up at a soup kitchen or joining a neighborhood cleanup (though those remain powerful acts of kindness!). For Generation Z, doing good is deeply intertwined with creativity, technology, and collective action.
Fresh notebooks? New backpack? That annual “this time I’ll keep my desk tidy” promise? …We’ll see.
