Books: How to Be an Everyday Philanthropist

SHARON CUNETA

A good read is “How to Be an Everyday Philanthropist” by Nicole Bouchard Boles. It’s subtitled: “330 Ways to Make a Difference in Your Home, Community, and World—at No Cost!”

It teaches people how to make a difference in tiny ways—mostly without even spending. It can be about sharing your time.

Sometimes we become so busy that we don’t notice a co-worker feeling low.

Giving something as simple as a smile or a flower can lift someone’s spirit—if it’s sincere.

Random acts of kindness can truly save the world—especially if you don’t expect anything in return.

Text and photo by Bayani San Diego Jr.