Help us give food & sanitation kit to daily wage workers in corona virus crisis

Submitted by AAAAA7566L on Sat, 03/28/2020 - 15:57

Donate for food supplies to families affected by the Coronavirus outbreak

Submitted by mail@guidestari... on Sat, 03/28/2020 - 15:23

A large segment of the unorganised sector comprising daily wage workers, construction labourers, people who provide domestic help, cab and auto drivers, and so on do not have the option of work for home. They rely on their daily wages to put food on the table. Donate for grocery kits for these needy families. It contains Rice, Daal, Oil, Salt, Tumeric and Mirchi.Donatekart organises the procurement and supply to NGOs who distribute among the communities on-the-ground.

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Submitted by AAATS3192D on Sat, 03/28/2020 - 14:44

Take up a household chore at home. Make a fun selfie, get friends to like and donate.

Submitted by help.gsi.certif... on Fri, 03/27/2020 - 20:36

Act 3 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!Take up a household chore like doing the dishes, mopping the floor, drying clothes, dusting, cutting veggies, making chai, as your daily activity. Make a fun selfie while doing the chore.

Act 7 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts of 21 Days of #StayAtHome - with donation link

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21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome

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Submitted by mail@guidestari... on Fri, 03/27/2020 - 15:02

Transfer wages to your maids, helpers and drivers for the month of March, and ideally for April too.

Submitted by help.gsi.certif... on Thu, 03/26/2020 - 17:52

Act 2 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!Most of us have the privilege of work from home arrangements. Our helpers are forced to stay at home in the lockdown and most of them are worried about their monthly wages. Some of them would get government support, some may get material from donations. It is only fair that we pay them their wages.Transfer wages to your maids, helpers and drivers for the month of March, and ideally for April too!

Make a call to your helpers to check if they and their family members are keeping good health and have food supplies for a week.

Submitted by help.gsi.certif... on Thu, 03/26/2020 - 17:51

Act 1 of 21 #CoronaKindness Act for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!Make a call to your helpers to check if they and their family members are keeping good health and have food supplies.To receive your daily act of kindness on your phone,WhatsApp your name to https://wa.me/918356832329#CoronaKindness#GivingTuesdayIndiaMy Giving for #MyBetterBharat

Support a daily wage earner's family for a WEEK during this CORONA VIRUS lockdown

Submitted by AAATF1163B on Thu, 03/26/2020 - 16:32

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India is a part of the biggest generosity movement in the world called #GivingTuesday! You can express your generosity by donating to trusted NGOs! Today is a great day to share your #MyGivingStory! Look up our Random Acts of Kindness section for ideas to express kindness wherever you are! | "No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” Share your giving story with us and inspire the world with your act of kindness. Participate in #MyGivingStory, a global giving story challenge which is currently on in many countries across the globe. Submit your story at bit.ly/mygivingstoryindia to earn votes, and win prizes of up to Rs.100,000 for your favourite NGOs. There are prizes of Rupee1 per vote for the first 50,000 votes, early bird prizes and much more. Submit your story. Hurry up! #MyGivingStoryIndia #GivingTuesdayIndia | 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome! Day 1: Make a call to your helpers to check if they and their family members are keeping good health and have food supplies. Day 2:Transfer wages to your maids, helpers and drivers for the month of March, and ideally for April too! Give a call and let them know that the money would be in their bank account. Day 3: Take up a household chore at home. Make a fun selfie, get friends to like and Donate Rs10 per like for a COVID19 donation campaign. Day 4: Donate for food supplies to needy families. Day 5: Set up a time to teach a helper’s child daily via WhatsApp or phone call. Day 6: Make a phone call to an elderly person or an old age home to check how they are managing with their daily needs. Day 7: Donate to support daily wage workers! Day 8: Offer to teach a skill to friends via a video call - teach guitar, dancing, cooking, yoga, etc. Collect a fee to donate for the COVID-19 affected. Day 9: Cook a meal or do a chore for a neighbour who needs help. Day 10: Serve the ones who serve you, with love! Day 11: Call up an orphanage and offer to do a story telling or art or yoga or Math/ English session for the kids via video call. Day 12: Lend your ear – call a colleague and ask how they are finding the change in routine. To receive your daily act of kindness on your phone, WhatsApp your name to https://wa.me/918356832329 #CoronaKindness #GivingTuesdayIndia My Giving for #MyBetterBharat

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Act 12 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!

Care in the Time of Corona!

Lately, our homes have become our offices. Our colleagues, who were our main source of interaction and our pillars of support during stressful work situations, are now working remotely. For many, the initial excitement of working from home may now be wearing out. In fact, it can be daunting to realize that it is not so easy to maintain the same level of productivity and creativity, working away from vital support systems. Working remotely can present many challenges especially for those whose work involves face-to-face discussions every day in order to arrive at the right choices. Not being able to garner such support can become overwhelming and distressing for them.

So, after a long week of working alone, battling to meet targets, number crunching, devising strategies in isolation, and keeping up a brave front, use the weekend to help some of the anxiety dissolve and angst diminish. One simple thing you can do is to pick up your phone and call up a colleague or two, and share your experiences of the new work set-up. Become an emotionally intelligent listener, express solidarity and ask about how they and their families are coping. And do not worry about the clock ticking away. It’s time for you to just talk and show that you care. Besides, an informal check-in with your team member can help identify priorities, keep potential obstacles at bay and help keep a healthy work-life balance.

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Act 11 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!

It’s just ten days into the lockdown and we’ve already witnessed its grim impact on people’s minds. With news of doom and gloom coming from all quarters, it is imperative to remain optimistic and positive so as to have the energy and resolve needed to endure this calamity. Here’s what you can do today via Zoom, Google hangouts or a WhatsApp video call:

1. Choose to be in the company of children in an orphanage, to light up their lives and yours, through an interactive storytelling session.

2. Offer to help out your family and friends who are scrambling to find stimulating, educational, creative and entertaining activities to do with their children every day. Teach these homebound children mental math, English conversation or public speaking.

3. Interact with your friends and colleagues over an online yoga session or an online

Act 10 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!

Serve the ones who serve you, with love! “Never worry about numbers. Help one person at a time and always start with the person nearest you.” Mother Teresa.

Have a heart of gold. Serve a steaming cup of tea or a hot meal to that one person who is the most over-worked yet the most neglected. If you open your eyes and look around you, you will find this person. It is the one who is taking care of you even during this difficult time, so you can have the convenience, comfort and safety.

It is your sanitation worker, who collects garbage from your doorstep, it is that lonely guard keeping a watch sitting long hours at your gate so you can feel secure, it is the health care staff who either lives in your building or visits your neighbourhood to ensure that it is infection free.

As COVID-19 continues to inflict with a greater force, each one of us must take on the responsibility of helping out at least one such person, nearest us: a sanitation worker, a security guard, a health care worker or a driver. They need the care, kindness and compassion so they can continue to do their job. Do not shut the door at them.

To receive your daily act of kindness on your phone,
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Act 9 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!

Cook a meal or do a chore for a neighbour who needs help.

Kindness is as contagious as a smile, and it begins at home. Why not try to do both today? In these stressful times, let us spread sunshine, hope and happiness by being mindful of the people around us.

Help out a neighbour in need by doing a kind deed. Cook meals for an unwell neighbour or get essentials for an elderly or help out someone in distress by attempting to solving their problem or just providing a listening ear. Make your neighbour’s day beautiful by touching it with your kindness. The seed of kindness you sow today will bloom in many hearts tomorrow. The smile you bring to someone’s lips today will bring peace to this world tomorrow.

To receive your daily act of kindness on your phone,
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Act 8 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!

Teach a fun skill and raise funds!

It’s been a popular tradition to have some fun on April Fool’s Day by engaging in unusual, fun activities. Today can be your chance to induce some fun among your friends and spread joy around you. Invite your friends to learn a skill from you via a Google hangouts or Zoom session. You could teach them to play a musical instrument, cook, bake or simply dance, by charging a small fee. Collate the amount to raise funds for a Covid 19 cause near you. (Lot's of worthy causes at: https://www.givingtuesdayindia.org)

It is a straightforward idea and relatively easy to execute, while engaging you and your friends in an hour of non-stop fun!

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Act 7 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!
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Donate to support daily wage workers!
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Thousands of daily wage earners in India, especially those in the unorganised sector have lost their livelihoods due to the pandemic. Although the centre and several state governments have announced direct benefit transfers, there are several who need immediate relief: vegetable vendors, construction workers, rickshaw pullers, autorickshaw drivers, domestic help and temporary staff in the hospitality industry, malls and shops who are without a source of income.
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While governments may have swung to action in providing relief at various levels, these are unprecedented times and we the citizens need to step up to help out combat this adversity. True patriotism requires us to engage more, volunteer more and provide the much-needed scaffolding to those working on the ground.
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Join hands with Luis Miranda to contribute to @coro_india , towards India’s displaced daily wagers and migrant labourers: https://www.givingtuesdayindia.org/#featured-donation
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Act 6 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!
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Old age is second childhood. In that sense, we need to reach out to our elderly as much as we need to reach out to our children in these difficult times. They need to be nurtured, listened to and provided with a same sense of belongingness and community, as do your own young children.
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So pick up your phone and call up an elderly family member, a neighbour or someone in an old age home, and speak to them companionably. Find out how they are managing their daily needs and get ready to provide prompt support if needed.
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You may place orders for them using online delivery apps. If they are living in your apartment complex, you could get them their food, medicine and other essentials. If they need utility bills to be paid, a mobile or DTH recharge or other payments to be made, you could do it for them. Sometimes they just need a carton to be moved or a light bulb to be changed. If you are not in a position to reach them physically to help, use your networking skills to find a friend of a friend of a friend... who could be staying in their vicinity.
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Act 5 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!

It’s true that your house-helpers are your best support system. They walk long distances and work odd hours to keep your homes up and running. This lockdown must’ve made you realise more than ever before, that without them, your world will crumble. This lockdown is then, an opportunity for you to return their kindness with a kinder gesture by helping their children to learn over WhatsApp or a phone call.

Since teaching reading and writing may be difficult over a call, you may engage the child in doing mental math or English conversation or quiz them on their History and Science knowledge. Remember kindness breeds more kindness.

Call your house help, set up a time to teach a helper’s child daily via WhatsApp call or phone call.

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Act 4 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!

According to a @BBC report, India's daily wage earners feel that hunger may kill them before the coronavirus does. Uncertain of their fate, millions fear they will soon run out of their already meagre food supplies. As Mother Teresa said, “If you can't feed a hundred people,
then feed just one.” Make today, March 28, a day when you can stop the fears of at least one labourer from becoming a reality. Those who give are more blessed than the ones who receive. Share your blessings by donating towards feeding a daily wage worker’s family here:
https://www.givingtuesdayindia.org/#featured-donation

@Donatekart is supporting the work of many NGOs with procuring material and delivering to them in bulk for door to door distribution to families.

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Act 3 of 21 #CoronaKindness Acts for 21 Days of #StayAtHome!

Take up a household chore like doing the dishes, mopping the floor, drying clothes, dusting, cutting veggies, making chai, as your daily activity. Make a fun selfie while doing the chore. Get your friends to like your selfie and promise them that you will donate Rs10 per like for a COVID19 affected family.

Click here to choose trustworthy options to make your daily activity support a needy family: https://www.givingtuesdayindia.org/collaborator-stories
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