Using My Strengths For The Good Of Others

They say "giving is better than receiving." But the thing given doesn't always have to be materialistic. People these days have turned kindness and generosity into something you can hold and touch. What they don't know is that the action or thought counts as well. Kindness can simply be shown with an exchange of a smile or just picking up something someone has dropped. Being generous doesn't always have to associated with money. You can be generous with your time. For example, volunteering in the community. I often volunteer with a non-profit organization called Blue Hands United For Autism Awareness. This organization holds annual events for autism awareness. I have volunteered at these events for the past 4 years. More information on Blue Hands United can be found here.