Sometimes good deeds are simple. You might not even think them worth mentioning, but they mean something to the other person.
ONE GOOD DEED: Alert a person to his dropped glove.
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About Me
- B. T. Newberg
- I'm an author, editor, teacher, and husband. After living in Japan, Malaysia, and England, now I make my home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with my wife and cat. Currently I edit Humanistic Paganism, a community blog for naturalistic spirituality.
My Other Blogs and Projects
Why is this not private?
I've gone public with this for two reasons. First, it holds me accountable. I'm more motivated to continue if others are watching. Second, it may inspire others. I encourage all to copy the concept and blog their own commitment. Imagine a whole community committed to good deeds.
What makes a good deed?
Everyone has different politics and opinions, hence different ideas about what makes a good deed. In the end, it is up to the conscience of the person performing the deed. No doubt many will disagree with my views at times. Comments to that effect are welcome, so long as they are constructive and free of abusive language.
Good Sites for Good Deeds
- iDONATED
- Nice Deeds by Nice People
- Eju's One Deed a Day
- Holistic Self-improvement
- One Good Deed a Day
- Care2 Daily Action Center
- 365 Days of Goodness
- Spread Change: One Good Deed Per Day
- Good Deed a Day Weblog
- A Year of Living Charitably
- Taking the Charitable Challenge
- Humble Servant's Blog
- Nice Deeds by Nice People
- Good Deeds Per Week
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- Trash on the way to Ebetsu station
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He who wishes to secure the good of others, has already secured his own. - Confucius
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