Christine WongFor December's #30DaysofGOOD challenge, we're asking our GOOD community to participate in creative microphilanthropy by giving away $30 (in total for the month) in the most creative and inspiring way possible. This means adding your personal touch to small acts of kindness.
Here's a preview of a few inventive acts of microphilantrophy made by our very own GOOD staff.
Though the challenge is officially over, your adventures in creative microphilanthropy don’t have to end here.
It's $30 for 30 Days of GOOD, our microphilanthropy challenge. These three people chose to invest their dollars in younger generations.
It's $30 for 30 Days of GOOD, our microphilanthropy challenge. Here are three stories of people who donated money to help people connect.
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