Do Good

Do Good

 

“It’s simple” he says. “Do good” he says. 

Tony’s Bologna marketing strategy is simple.  It’s based off of providing unique, original content and writing articles that have useful advice.  100% of what I post is either because I personally think it’s funny or I think it’s interesting. I’m willing to bet a few of you might agree.

I’ve decided to do more. 

One of my biggest motivations in life is helping people.  It’s only when I’ve gone out of my way to help someone, I have found the act to truly make me happy. That being said,  I’m a real big fan of random acts of kindness and  positively influencing life.

When you have the opportunity to positively influence life, seize it.  I have been fortunate enough to build an engaging (and dare I say awesome) community, thus I have decided to use this post to recommend worthwhile causes. I will be updating this page sporadically  with causes I enjoy.  Please check in infrequently to learn about worthwhile causes and ways you can get involved. Do good, you won’t regret it.

Thanks,

–ARTW

– P.S. Comment and tell me causes I should know about!

 

Be An Elf – This is a non-profit that asks you to be Santa Claus for needy children. Embrace the Christmas spirit  and give a child a fond, lifelong memory.  You’ll get more out of it than they will.

41 thoughts on “Do Good”

  5. Good Call, Tony, I learned from Bullwinkle:
    “…I’ll tell you the loveliest game in the world –
    Do something for somebody, quick!”

    From: The Secret of Happiness, Author Unknown; Paramount Sunday School Recitations, Edited by E.L. Loehr, (c) 1902 MEYER & BROTHER, Chicago, IL

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    1. Thanks! I’ve just found that I’m only mentally satisfied when I help other people out. Thanks for stopping by and if you have any recommendations for causes I’d check them out! Have a great day.

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  12. Volunteering really opens up the heart and mind (and eyes)! I can confidently say that my volunteering experience helping people with disabilities changed my life (and my outlook on life)!

    Here’s a quote from Nick Vujicic that I cannot agree with more: “Sometimes the best way to heal your own body, mind, heart, and spirit is to serve as a source of comfort and support to someone around you. Filling the bucket of someone else may replenish your own.”

    Here’s a blog post I wrote for those who want to do good but don’t know where to start: http://blog.tun.com/2015/08/05/5-myths-vs-truths-about-volunteering/

    And just as a bonus, http://blog.tun.com/2015/05/30/how-to-be-happy-101/

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  14. I can think of no better advice. There is no real justification for not doing good or doing, well, bad! Such simplicity, but that does not mean it is simple to do!

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      1. I know it’s not technically a single cause, but the gofundme website has so many great causes to donate to. Anyone who visits the website can definitely find something to feel good about giving away a few bucks. It feels great, even if you don’t know the person.
        https://www.gofundme.com

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  23. Reblogged this on WrittenCasey and commented:
    It sounds stupid, but repetition wears down mental roadblocks similar to how water smooths jagged stones. The more you intend to do; the more you may find yourself doing (or being deluded.)

    Focused persistence is the ultimate changing force.

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