It’s the end of another month already and time for another burst of inspirational sharing for my contribution to the the #WATWB – We are the World Blogest, where several writers have joined in to share an inspirational post to reflect on some of the good things being done in the world.
Today I’m sharing a wonderful project I came across where bright orange signs of kindness are sprouting up in America. The project began in Raleigh, North Carolina when the local news caught wind of it, the story was covered, giving it much deserved attention. The idea is to purchase a sign with a donation that can be placed on your lawn or windows to remind people about kindness, despite their opinions on politics or religion.
” Signs for Good is a new project aiming to plant these orange signs in yards or windows around the country. That simple message — Do Good, Be Kind, Change the World — reminds people that there are some things we can all agree on, even in a time where finding common ground can be difficult. It’s a message that can resonate with folks of any religion or political affiliation; from any walk of life.” Please visit the whole article HERE
You can click on This Link – Sign for Good to find out how to get yours with an $8 donation. “Proceeds from Signs for Good donations support Activate Good’s mission to activate volunteers to help charitable causes in our local community.”
Your hosts this month for the #WATWB are Eric Lahti, Inderpreet Uppal, Shilpa Garg, Sylvia Stein,and Peter Nena . You can join in this effort by sharing a post about something good going on in the world you’ve come across and adding the link to your post HERE.
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Debby, thank you so much for sharing this article about Signs for Good! Wow! This is inspirational and uplifting and truly shows the power of the ripple effect when not only has this spread across the US but also abroad! I’m beaming away and feel like signing up for a board! The power of kindness should never be underestimated … kudos to all involved. With a sign or not, may we all spread kindness every day of our lives. Xx
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Amen and amen again Annika. It’s time to bring back kindness – everywhere!!! ❤ xx
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What a brilliant idea Debby… hope it spreads everywhere…
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Thanks Sal. So do I! ❤ xx
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A wonderful idea I do hope it catches on…We all feel much better when we are nicer to someone or someone is nice to us don’t we 🙂 xx
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Absolutely Carol! 🙂 xx
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I like the idea of the reminder. People do forget, absolutely. I like even better the action!
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Debby this is such a wonderful share.. Such a great idea that just gets people’s awareness to think about how to treat others with respect and kindness..
And a worthy cause too the funds are helping raise..
And trying the double reply post trick on this comment too 🙂
Have a Great weekend Debby.. Enjoy…
Much LOVE..
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Thank you Sue. I’m just a messenger trying to share the love. ❤ And yes, I got your comment! Happy weekend my friend. xoxo ❤ 🙂
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This is lovely Debby thank you. I’ve seen large billboards in the cities here in SA saying much the same thing. Would be great if individuals themselves latched onto the idea!
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Oh that’s fantastic Susan. I hope it becomes very contagious 🙂
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A lovely share, Debby.
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Thank you Robbie 🙂
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Hi Debby – having looked at the website … what a brilliant pair of ladies and volunteering friends they all are – amazing idea. Love it … I must check it out here and certainly remember it when I get back to the UK … Positively what a great thought for us all – cheers Hilary
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Thanks for dropping by Hilary. Each small gesture adds up to bigger rewards. 🙂 x
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I hope this project spreads around the world. Anyone can show a little kindness without spending a penny. It just needs a tender heart and thoughtfulness. Thank you for sharing, Debby.
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You are absolutely right Miriam. We can make our own signs too. The idea is perfect! 🙂 xx
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Great idea. Most of us can agree on this but we have to move from theory and signs to action. May more and more of that happen.
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Agreed Elaine. Even so, what we become familiar with becomes behavior. Signs are a good start to keep reminding people about kindness. 🙂
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Great inspiration. I hope it spreads all over the world. Thanks, Debby.
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Thank you Olga ❤
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Thanks so much for sharing, Debby. 🙂 What a great idea. Anything to start changing the trajectory toward a more positive approach to life and the lives of others is well worth $8! ❤
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I’m totally with you on that Diana! ❤
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What a fabulous project and a fabulous website, Debby. I love what they are on about. I was looking for a button to follow their blog but couldn’t find one, which is disappointing. I have liked their Facebook page but I am more likely to catch up with an email notification than something in the FB feed. Thanks so much for sharing.
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Thank you Norah. I too love the website. I have it bookmarked so I can check back into it when I have the time. You can save it in Evernote. Perhaps there is a subscription by email. I will check it out and let you know. ❤
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I love this!
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Isn’t it wonderful? 🙂 x
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This is really neat!
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I thought so too. ❤
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Thanks for sharing this, Debby! It’s a marvelous idea. I hope it continues to expand. 🙂 xx
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Thanks Vashti. So do I! ❤ xx
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What a great initiative, Debby! Thanks for sharing. I hope I’ll see many of these signs as I crisscross the USA. Maybe they have smaller ones for RVs as well? 🙂 Spread the word!
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Thanks Liesbet. Yes, maybe you will see some through your travels. If you do, please let us know! 🙂 x
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This is a wonderful idea! I am sure it is making a good impact. We should have this in India as well.
Thank you so much! In Darkness, Be Light. Team #WATWB
*Inderpreet/EloquentArticulation*
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Thank you so much Inderpreet, for stopping by. Yes, this should be happening in many more places. 🙂
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