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There are many things you can do to help people in your community, whether it is doing chores helping family members, or volunteering at home for local homeless. . Only small things can light up another person's day!

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Helping Friends and Family

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   Ask me how I can help. Talk to a family member or friend and ask them what they need most help with and offer your help. By giving them support before they ask you, you are showing that you care.
   • Remember to go after what they asked for your help. Because if you just ask, it won't really help them.
   • Make a habit of asking your family and friends what they need help with. Quickly helping others will be of your nature.

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   Listen. Often what people need is simply someone who listens to them with kindness and without judgment. When someone tells you about yourself, or a problem they're going through, it's more than just an emotional leap with you, thoughts and stories.
   • Get used to being active when you listen. When you are listening to someone, focus on what they are saying. Look at the speaker and let go of stray thoughts. If your mind is wandering somewhere else, other people will notice and they will feel like you are not paying attention to them.
   • Avoid judging the person you are listening to. Not only does it end the conversation, it also makes them feel unable to trust you with their thoughts.

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   Offer to do some chores or chores. When someone is too busy or stressed out with chores or chores often gets into trouble. Notice if your friends and family members are too busy or stressed, and take some time to do chores or chores to help.
   • Do something like make a meal and bring it to their home during times when they are particularly busy or stressed. This way they will be less worried about self-feeding. This is a special way to help a family that has fun, or someone who is seriously ill.
   • Offer to help babysit, or a friend's child, to give everyone the extra rest they need.

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   Send letters or gifts to let friends and family know you're thinking about them. There are times when people can feel abandoned from their friends and family and feel very lonely.Let a friend or family member know what you think of them and how important they are to you. It doesn't have to be a big thing or a special gesture, a small act is fine.
   • Write an email or a letter and say why you love the recipient. It could be a good flashback of something funny or funny that you and the person did together. If they recently lost a loved one or got sick, let them know why they are important to you.
   • Overall care. It could be preparing their own barbecue at home or the little things they might love. If they like knitting, give them a roll of colored wool.
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Part 2 of 3: Community Help

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   Volunteer. Volunteering is a great way to help people in your community. Find and spend some time helping a loving home or where you are giving free food to the homeless. This gesture not only helps others, but also gives you a different perspective on your own life.
   • Working from home gives love to abused women and helps women and children get back to life on their own feet.
   • Try tutoring the local homeless children, so they can keep going to school and catch up with the lesson due to economic difficulties in their families.
   • Volunteer to reach the dying people and listen attentively to their stories as they are going through their final days. They will give you more insight into the luck and hardships you will encounter in your life.

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   Donate to people in difficult circumstances. You can donate anything like money to charities or items like clothes for a local grocery store or charitable house. If you don't have the money to donate, consider looking at items you don't use and can give away if they're in good condition.
   • Forget foods like intact seasoning packages, foods that can be preserved like canned foods.
   • Give toys to shelters. There are many children who are staying there without toys.

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   Give back your gifts. Instead of getting more gifts every birthday or holiday (like Christmas). You can tell friends and family to make donations to charities or in areas hit by major disasters.
   • You can even set up a charitable foundation where friends and family can contribute. For example, create a charity fund to help poor children go to college.

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   Stop to help. If you see someone struggling with their grocery bags on the street, or someone needing some money to buy a bus ticket, help bring them stuff or give them some money. You usually won't lose too much in helping others.
   • Remember, they may not need help. If someone says "No thanks." or "I can take care of it myself". You should offer to help them again. If they still refuse, you can go on.
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Part 3 of 3: Free Online Help

It is not always possible to donate a significant amount of money or time to help others. However, there are methods online that are both free and easy to allow anyone using the internet to help.

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   Play FreeRice. This is a simple website where you answer your questions to donate rice to the needy. Site working through the United Nations World Food Program. Every time you answer a question, you have donated ten grains of rice. There are many different question sections, covering vocabulary and geography.

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   Edit the posts of wikiHow. wikiHow is always on the lookout for good authors and editors.

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   Use a click-as-a-donation site like GreaterGood. When doing this, make sure you are donating to good charities. For example, one of the sections on this page is a donation to Autism Speaks - often seen as a charity that does more harm than good. However, the other entries are completely legitimate charities.

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   Download the extension Tab for a Cause. This is an extension where every time you open a new blank tab, a customizable dashboard with a small ad will appear as your default new page. Advertising money will then be distributed to charities based on the percentage of user votes (a new tab is a vote).

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   Listen to other people's problems. Doing this will let the person know that you really care about them and that you are trying to understand the cause of the problem that person is having. advertisement

Advice

• You can help with anything as long as it comes from sincerity. Even a smile, a "hello", or a compliment can lift another person's spirits!
• Remember that just a little effort makes sense!
• Helping others is also a great way to make friends. Once people know they can trust you, they will most likely help you back.
• The hospital and youth unions have many volunteer opportunities.
• Online help is based on the ads displayed on your screen for donations. When the browser runs ad-blocking software, the philanthropist's work is affected. Depending on your ad-blocking software, it may disable this form of online help for certain websites.

Warning

• Don't always expect rewards or praise when you help someone. It is really important that you are able to help others.