Today, many folks in the US celebrate Thanksgiving, a harvest celebration and feast when we take time to be grateful for all the good that has happened. Of course, we can and should give thanks and be grateful every day. One of the best ways to recognize all we have to grateful for is to share some of what we have with others. This blog is chock full of ways to share your blessings. In this post, I'll focus on those involving food, since, for many of us, this is a food-focused holiday. Here are a few of the many ways you can fight hunger:
* Feed a family, forever. You can do just that by contributing to Heifer International. They distribute livestock, trees, and other resources to "help people obtain a sustainable source of food and income." Heifer animals make great gifts.
* Feed a child today. The World Food Program is working to end child hunger by 2015. You can provide some immediate relief by clicking here. Each click will feed one child one meal. Won't you visit fighthunger.org and click now? It's free to you and takes less than a minute.
* Donate food time or money to your local food bank. They're working every day to feed those who are hungry or food insecure.
* Send a card. Each e-card you send from fighthunger.org will feed one child for one day. It will also spread the word about the World Food Program.
* Click again to feed more folks. Visit thehungersite.com and click daily. It's free to you and takes less than a minute.
No one makes it in this world alone. Just as others have helped you, you too can and should help others. Don't forget to say 'thank you' to those who've made your life easier or better. Let them know you appreciate them and their actions, and take time each day to express gratitude. Happy Thanksgiving!
"Nothing is more honorable than a grateful heart." - Seneca
Thursday, November 24, 2005
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My heartfelt thanks to all the readers of So what can I do! Peace and blessings to you all.
A heartfelt thanks and blessings to you, too for promoting ethics in action!
Thanks Linda! And keep up the great work at the Women's Bioethics Project blog.
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