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The act of giving, no matter how big or small, has the power to create positive change. While it’s important that we spend our holiday season feeling grateful for all we have, it’s equally as important to remember that we live in a world where many people aren’t as fortunate. Here are just a few ways you can give back this holiday season: ➊ Donate items to your local shelter. Donate clothes, shoes, toys, furniture, books, and essential items like shampoo and toothpaste. Take an hour to two to go through your closets and get rid of anything you haven't worn in a few years or no longer need. If it doesn't spark you joy any longer, donate it. ➋ Donate unopened and unused toys to a local toy drive. ➌ Create a giving tree. Giving trees not only support kids and families, they can also bring your community together. Call a local shelter and ask if there are any families in need. Write what the family needs on cards and hang the cards on a Christmas tree at your office, the local gym or library, or partner with a local business. Here's an idea: ask your local coffee shop if you can partner with them and get the community involved. Happy Giving, everyone! ❤️

Helping others can bring a lot of joy and satisfaction. Even small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Here are a few simple ways you can make an impact: Volunteer Your Time 🤝: Get involved with a local charity or community group. Your skills and time can be incredibly valuable. Be a Good Listener 👂: Sometimes, just being there to listen can mean the world to someone. Practice Random Acts of Kindness 🌟: Small gestures, like paying for someone’s coffee, giving a compliment, or helping with groceries, can really brighten someone's day. Share Your Knowledge 📚: Offer to tutor a student, give career advice, or teach a new skill to someone who could benefit from it. Make Donations 🎁: If you’re able, consider donating money, clothes, or other items to those in need. Not only do these actions help others, but they can also boost your own mood and sense of well-being. Follow @Leadership for your daily dose of leadership

The end of the year is filled with holidays that recognize and celebrate the service that people have given to their country, community, and family. There are several links between service and longevity. At 100 Year Lifestyle we’ve been saying for a long time that you not only want to add years to your life, but also life to your years. We know that service is a key component of living 100:100, 100% for 100 years or more. With that being said, go out and volunteer, lend a listening ear, donate, or just do something kind for someone. https://lnkd.in/g2MqZANr

Did you know that 10 out of the 22 laptops Edustipend is giving away will automatically go to participants in the REFERRAL Contest? Here’s your chance to win! Follow the steps below: 1. Create: Visit https://lnkd.in/dw4pEspE to create your personalized unique referral link. 2. Share: Distribute your unique link with friends, family, and your network to encourage donations on your behalf. 3. Win: The top 10 referrers by total amount donated and number of referrals will win a laptop automatically. IMPORTANT: - No amount is too small to be donated. - You need at least N50,000 in TOTAL donations from your referrals to qualify for a laptop. - Track your referral progress and compare it with others on the leaderboard. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out via DM or in the comments. #EdustipendAtTwo #SupportALearner In Your Service, The Edustipend Team ❤️

The act of giving, no matter how big or small, has the power to create positive change. While it’s important that we spend our holiday season feeling grateful for all we have, it’s equally as important to remember that we live in a world where many people aren’t as fortunate. Here are just a few ways you can give back this holiday season: ➊ Donate items to your local shelter. Donate clothes, shoes, toys, furniture, books, and essential items like shampoo and toothpaste. Take an hour to two to go through your closets and get rid of anything you haven't worn in a few years or no longer need. If it doesn't spark you joy any longer, donate it. ➋ Donate unopened and unused toys to a local toy drive. ➌ Create a giving tree. Giving trees not only support kids and families, they can also bring your community together. Call a local shelter and ask if there are any families in need. Write what the family needs on cards and hang the cards on a Christmas tree at your office, the local gym or library, or partner with a local business. Here's an idea: ask your local coffee shop if you can partner with them and get the community involved. Happy Giving Tuesday, everyone! ❤️

Have you ever done a deep purge of your house? Recently, my wife and I went through every closet, every drawer, and went straight up Marie Kondo on every square inch of our place. Bags and bags of stuff that didn't "spark joy" anymore were taken to DI and donated. When we originally moved into our place 4 years ago we never imagined filling up all of the space. We had multiple rooms we never even went into. 2 kids later, it's amazing how much stuff we have accumulated over the years. The process has been extremely liberating and therapeutic as we can finally get rid of all the items that have been sitting in a closet for 4 years just waiting for its time to shine. But this got me thinking, the same thing can happen not just to stuff, but to our lives as well. It's so easy to keep adding more and more to our plates without doing a "spring cleaning" every once in a while. The next step in our process is to sit down and make a list of all the outdated processes / non-value add activities that have slowly crept into our lives over the years and really evaluate whether those are worth continuing. What are some suggestions you have for reprioritizing your life and making sure that the most important things are getting done first? Share your thoughts in the comments. #lifepurge #prioritization #springcleaning

Help us make a REAL impact in our community! Last year, in just 3 short months, we supported two families and donated over $100,000 in resources. This year, we're aiming to triple our efforts with 6 service projects and establish long-term operations. We need YOUR help to achieve this goal. Whether you're an individual, group, or corporation - join our serving partnership and be a part of something bigger than yourself. Contact Joe Casalese at [email protected] for more details. Let's make a difference together! #communityService #giveBack #socialImpact"

Today is National Give Something Away Day, which is the perfect time to declutter your space and give back to the community. Did you know that 25% of people with two-car garages don't have room to park cars inside them? 🚗📦 Whether it's old clothes, books, or household items, your donations can make a huge difference. Clear out the clutter and feel the joy of giving! 🏡🥰 Kristi Woodland, 📧[email protected] eXp Realty 📲 801-349-6161 🪪5001773-SA00 #rivertonutah #herrimanutah #southjordanutah #homesforsalesouthjordan #realestatetips #homesforsalesouthjordan #southjordanhomes #southjordanrealestate #homesforsaledraper #draperhomes #draperrealestate #homesforsalebluffdale #bluffdalehomes #bluffdalerealestate #homesforsalessandy #sandyhomes #sandyrealestate #homesforsalecottonwoodheights #cottonwoodheightshomes #cottonwoodheightsrealestate #homesforsaleutah #utahhomes #utahrealestate

The act of giving, no matter how big or small, has the power to create positive change. While it’s important that we spend our holiday season feeling grateful for all we have, it’s equally as important to remember that we live in a world where many people aren’t as fortunate. Here are just a few ways you can give back this holiday season: ➊ Donate items to your local shelter. Donate clothes, shoes, toys, furniture, books, and essential items like shampoo and toothpaste. Take an hour to two to go through your closets and get rid of anything you haven't worn in a few years or no longer need. If it doesn't spark you joy any longer, donate it. ➋ Donate unopened and unused toys to a local toy drive. ➌ Create a giving tree. Giving trees not only support kids and families, they can also bring your community together. Call a local shelter and ask if there are any families in need. Write what the family needs on cards and hang the cards on a Christmas tree at your office, the local gym or library, or partner with a local business. Here's an idea: ask your local coffee shop if you can partner with them and get the community involved. Happy Giving Tuesday, everyone! ❤️