how awesome!I had never heard of Credo before. thank you
50% more bike riders took advantage of the East Coast Greenway during Covid. This decades long project to connect greenways from Maine to Florida is a must-do if you live on the east coast.
📸: East Coast Greenway
Today on LGBTQ+ Center Awareness Day, we thank the community centers that provide vital resources & support to the community!
📸: The Center
I learnedn more about what Credo does with donations and shared it on Twitter.
We teamed up with Vikings linebacker, Eric Kendricks, to help young Minnesotans affected by homelessness. We provide transitional employment through our Pop-Up Employment program.
https://hippyfeet.com/pages/our-mission
📸: Hippy Feet
Safeguard Soap is teaming up with Walgreens to provide 10 million hand washes to communities and families in need through Americares.
📸: Shutterstock
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Students - Be a Campus Advocate For Mental Health
Anywhere
Everyone has mental health. And, whether taking care of your mental health means going for a walk, texting a crisis line, or showing up for your community, we’re here for all of it. Transforming mental health takes communities coming together to see a bold vision where nobody feels alone.
Sign up to become a Campus Advocate at your school. For more information: https://www.crisistextline.org/together/
Source & 📸: Crisis Text Line
Traditional baby massage has been practiced in South Asia for centuries. Now scientists are seeing that a simple tummy-rub can change a baby’s life. It can cut infant mortality by up to 50%.
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210923-the-surprising-benefits-of-baby-massage
📸: BBC
Humble Bundle is a business that sells ebooks and other digital content to consumers. With every purchase, money is donated to charities like World Reader, a nonprofit that fights for worldwide literacy.
To date, Humble Bundle shoppers have raised $200 million.
https://www.humblebundle.com/charities
📸: CNN
1 in 6 Americans are food insecure, and 40% of food produced in the U.S. every year is thrown away.
Three North Carolina high school students worked to create a mobile app to help food pantries fight hunger.
📸: Elise Mahon
