A quickie request for a print story
Hi all. For a Woman’s Day print feature. On a wild goose chase with this one & would love any referrals!
I am looking for women who have performed amazing/inspiring acts of kindness. Does anyone know any or rep a super inspiring woman who has done these things? It could be a mix of “smaller” acts, like a woman who helps take care of the elderly people in her neighborhood who don’t have families to help them, or someone who was on the receiving end of an act of kindness who went on and started a nonprofit based on that act of kindness. Per my editor, ideally these stories should be tearjerkers! The more heartwarming the better!
Thanks in advance!
NCPajer@gmail.com.
Random acts of kindness also known as paying it forward. At 55 years old this woman goes above and beyond to help anyone she can even though she was laid off as an essential worker leaving her at rock bottom. During the most difficult time of her life she still puts the need of others before hers. Needing help herself doesn't stop her from always sharing her time and resoures. She says she knows how it feels to have nothing and doesn't want anyone to experience the hardship she now faces. Left with no explanation from her employer she is now homeless and living in a 1968 Apache Camper this holiday season. Please help me get her true story of strength and courage as winter approaches quickly. Reach out to her @
Michelle
Jeanmeve17@gmail.com
636-235-6438
Yes! If this isn't too late. This is a tearjerker for sure.
The Red Glasses Movement started by Carl and Kelly (mostly mom Kelly). The Red Glasses Movement was started in honor of Audrey Louise who passed away at the young age of 5 in January 2018. The goal is everyone that receives a pair of Red Glasses will see the world through Audrey’s eyes and will: LIVE BOLDLY. LOVE BIG. PASS IT ON. Whether the glasses are worn or hung on a rear view mirror or sit on a shelf, we hope they inspire others to go for it, to overcome challenges.
https://youtu.be/EM_UbWVbdHM
https://redglassesmovement.org/