MoveOn is one of the largest grassroots advocacy communities in the United States, giving millions of members the tools to start petitions, organize, and campaign on the issues they care about. Anyone can launch a petition to rally support and press decision-makers, and members mobilize around causes ranging from health care and civil rights to democracy and economic fairness. Its strength is numbers: when a campaign catches on, the collective voice of a huge membership can influence public debate and policy. Members can sign, share, donate, and take part in coordinated actions. For people who believe change comes from organized, everyday citizens rather than from the powerful alone, MoveOn provides the megaphone and the movement. If you have an issue you want to advance, or a cause you want to defend, it is a place to make your voice part of something larger. Start at moveon.org.
Kindness has a beautiful way of multiplying. Share something thoughtful you recently did for another person, your community, animals, or the planet. Your story does not need to be grand, even the smallest act of kindness may inspire someone else to do good today.
I spent my Saturday helping volunteers plant trees in our neighborhood. Someday, children will play beneath their shade.A friend
I helped someone at the library learn how to download an audiobook. Now she has a whole new world of stories to enjoy!A friend
I surprised a friend who lives alone with a homemade birthday cake. We celebrated together over tea.A friend
I spent an hour helping a local animal rescue make toys for the cats waiting to find their forever homes.A friend
I gave my seat to someone who looked exhausted. It was such a simple thing, but they seemed genuinely grateful.A friend
I donated blood today. It feels wonderful knowing that a little of my time might help save someone's life.A friend
I helped a friend practice for an important job interview. We laughed through the nervous moments, and she left feeling confident.A friend
I noticed a cashier having a difficult day, so I thanked her for her patience and wished her a wonderful afternoon.A friend
I shared vegetables from my garden with several families on my street. My tomatoes have made quite a few new friends!A friend
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Hello, it's me, Amelia Carrie. I have been running and updating Chances.org since 1999, for free. I pay for the software, hosting, maintenance, apps, and more. That's more than 25 years of my life devoted to doing something I love.
However, the fact is that I am a senior now and due to having to compete with AI for computer graphics work, I can no longer afford to run this site on my own. I need your help, not only to keep it online, but to keep it growing. That's why I am updating Chances.org with a Donate button and a Supporters page.
If you can't afford either, you can still help for free by using the sharing buttons below. Thank you!
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Amelia Carrie
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And if you have great plans and ambition, I may even let you take this site over, because everybody deserves a chance.
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