The eggnog has been drunk and the decorations stowed away until the next holiday season (okay, they may not be all put away just yet!). Now it’s time to look ahead into the new year and all that we have to celebrate.
Let’s face it—this year hasn’t exactly embodied the word ‘positivity.’ But despite all of the bad associated with 2020, there has still been a healthy amount of good that came from this unprecedented year. Above all, 2020 showed us how to be compassionate and stick together.
At long last, the year 2020 is on its way out the door. While you’ve probably been looking ahead for quite awhile, it’s now time to think about how you’ll spread kindness and love in the coming year. To help keep yourself on track, develop an altruistic game plan to follow in 2021.
They say it’s the thought that counts when it comes to gift giving. If you haven’t done your holiday shopping just yet, have no fear—there’s still time. Just because we’re coming down to the wire this holiday season doesn’t mean you have to give a gift without meaning. We’ve got you covered.
As it turns out, giving does more than simply warm our hearts during these cold months. It has a positive impact on the person giving, the person receiving, the community and even the world.
Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday, a worldwide day of donating that is often amplified by matching gifts. To put it in perspective, last year’s Giving Tuesday event helped raise $511 million in online donations for organizations in the United States alone.
As the weather outside takes a downward dive, there are plenty of ways to lift spirits this holiday season. It’s time to spread warm wishes and cheer. Sometimes the smallest acts of kindness can make the biggest difference for a friend, or even a stranger.
The holidays are drawing near, which means one of the biggest giving seasons of the year. For nonprofit organizations around the world, year-end giving is a major boost to help reach giving goals. Now more than ever, your donation could mean the world to an organization in need.
With life looking much different than it did even a year ago, some days it’s hard to put on a smile and be positive. While we can’t control what happens in 2020, we can all take steps toward remaining positive even on the most challenging days.
