Community Collaboration Creates Change

Community Change? How?

In a community full of uncertainty, it is important to come together as one unit and take action. Now more than ever, aid from the community is strongly needed. It is time to look at the bigger picture and stop fantasizing about our lives. It is time to look outside the box, beyond our own lives. 

Problems are everywhere. Currently, as I type, several thousand families are watching their loved ones fight for their lives, several thousand parents are wondering how they will feed their children, several thousand patients are wondering if they will live to see another day, and several thousand individuals are feeling isolated and alone. 

All of these problems can be put to rest, and I will always strongly believe that. Now, you may be wondering, how? It's simple, through the community. By bringing the community together as one unit, we will be exposed to different thoughts, opinions, and ideas, all of which will inevitably impact the community. Together, let's work towards to reach that overarching goal of changing hearts one smile at a time. 

Today, let's celebrate a small act of kindness as it can go the longest way in making a difference in one's day. Simply hold the door open, with a smile for the person behind you or make a card for a patient. Even the smallest act of kindness is a great first step in changing lives.

You are capable of more than you know. You will make a change. 

 


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