Givers Get More

02/02/2022

Listen to what he says. Not just his words, but the deep meaning in those words.
Just human to human connection and sharing.

01/27/2022

I love what The Global Good Fund does to support living generously!

Meet the 2022 Fellows 💫
is the Founder of , a social enterprise bringing organic teas from Nepal to the American market - bridging the widening gap between farmers and consumers. Nishchal moved to his homeland of Nepal upon graduation to open the very first Tea Bar, with a vision to educate people on tea and his unique business model. He believes tea to be a catalyst for change, and he aims to get one million farmers out of poverty.

01/20/2022

Giving.
Getting.
Giving more.
Getting more.
The cycle continues.
The cycle grows wider.

"If I didn't start playing... I'm 21 years old, I'd probably be in jail or dead by now."Watch Reggie Millette's humbling and inspiring story about perseverin...

12/02/2020

I LOVE this show.
People making a difference through their generosity, and then being celebrated, rewarded, and supported to continue their life of generosity!

07/08/2020

I don't know who Abdul Muneeb is, or even where this happened, but this gentleman deserves to have praises lifted in his name. Please share so that it might go viral and he receives recognition, even if it is anonymously given.

"Back to work today, forgot my pass so locked bike outside Cannon Street station. Left work at 6pm to find just the cut lock and no bike, resigned to never seeing my trusty stead again asked the station if they have cameras. A guy appeared waving at me, asked me to put the code into my cut lock. He replied ‘I have your bike’ with a smile I will never forget!! His name is Abdul Muneeb and he works for South Eastern Railways, he was on a break and saw a guy bolt cut the lock and challenged him to give it back, he then took it inside and waited 4 hours after his shift finished to personally make sure I got my bike back. The world needs more Abdul’s, he is a legend of a man and a credit to his employer."



Credit: Steve Farmer

05/10/2020

Many of us, in the west at least, have had the idea planted deep within us that people are fundamentally selfish and bad. I don't remember whether I saw the movie or read the book, 'Lord of the Flies' when I was a kid, but I've carried it around in the back of my mind all of my life.
Here's a different take:

"It’s time we told a different kind of story. The real Lord of the Flies is a tale of friendship and loyalty; one that illustrates how much stronger we are if we can lean on each other." ...
"I looked down at the first page. 'Life has taught me a great deal,' it began, 'including the lesson that you should always look for what is good and positive in people.'”

And when we do that, we react to them in a way that is helpful, not just for 'them' but for all of us, and that helps all of us not just survive, but thrive!

When a group of schoolboys were marooned on an island in 1965, it turned out very differently to William Golding’s bestseller, writes Rutger Bregman

05/10/2020

He "just loves to play" so he gets his pleasure from that, and he also gets to be a vehicle to let others help others. I bet he gets more dropped in his guitar case because of that sign ... so he helps others help others even more!

04/19/2020

This!