Stories of Kindness from Around the World

It's Our Attitude


--by alisamom, posted Jun 27, 2016
Some (including myself) frequently feel that we don't have enough, that we struggle to make ends meet. Yet for most of us, like my family, that is just not true. And I'm glad to have learned this here-- I can change my circumstance simply by being thankful for what I have instead of focusing on what I imagine I might be lacking.

Yet there are some that truly have nothing. Or not enough. So I've been wanting to make a donation to a US-based, humanist/secular charity in India called Responsible Charity, which, among other things, sponsors slum children into private schools because education is the number one thing you can do to get people out of poverty.

Today, as one of the acts of kindness I had planned for June, I signed up for continuous monthly donations of $20, which is enough to sponsor one child's attendance at a private school for one whole month.

Whatever we feel we might be lacking, I know we won't go hungry because of those $20, yet it may help pull a whole family out of poverty for generations to come.
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Readers Comments

mnc_91 wrote: Thank you for sharing with us your generous heart :-)
mindyjourney wrote: Thank you for choosing a more positive focus on the blessings and for your donation !!! :)))). Off to a great RAOK bday begin <3.
gloriousday wrote: Such thoughtful kindness!
Mish wrote: Wonderful RAK!! Bless.
Marleen wrote: Awesome initiative!
suse15 wrote: May your generosity come back twice over to encourage you when you need it.
leoladyc728 wrote: absolutely wonderful giving.
melnotes wrote: Awesome kindness!
RoseMarie wrote: So true and thank you for doing this and for sharing. X 💓

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