Obviously, there is a lot of big efforts out there, from feeding the hungry, to political activism, to creating and sharing free/fair resources for others.

At the same time, there’s plenty of important smaller efforts people make on a day to day basis. These efforts go underappreciated, but make a huge difference too, so I want to celebrate them.

For example, I recently went to a medical clinic, and they were unable to help me. As I was preparing to leave, the manager come out to apologise and helped direct me to a bunch of other resources that may be useful. I never paid for any services, and will likely never return to that clinic. It was purely a small kindness, but it really helped me feel less stressed, less alone and less hopeless in my suffering.

  • MarieMarion@literature.cafe
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    7 days ago

    I’m without a car for a few days, 15 kilometers from the nearest shop. NBD, I have everything I need.
    My neighbor asked me if I wanted him to drive me into town. Told him thanks but I only needed milk, it wasn’t worth the bother, I could do without milk for a few days.
    The same night I found a carton on my doorstep.
    I love my community.