Doing good - corona proof

Doing good - corona proof We don't have to tell you that the world is currently upside down due to the coronavirus. The intelligent quarantine results in fewer infections, but it does have many social consequences such as loneliness and overloaded care heroes. But we can also be there for each other remotely! Below are some ideas on how you can do something for someone else - especially now. Or view all #coronahulp actions here! 1. Write a card Has it been that long since you sent a card? Time for a change, because in this time when hardly any cards are sent, this is RIGHT the time. Write a card, tell someone you are thinking of them and wish them a nice day. Make your card corona-proof via the computer or walk that little bit to the mailbox or a nursing home nearby. you can do it! 2. Call Use your unlimited calling minutes this month to call the neighbor, your grandmother's girlfriend or that lonely elderly lady from the neighborhood. For these people it is nice to be able to tell their story on the news and to hear something different than just the coronavirus on the news. Admit it, listening to stories about the past is not so bad after all. Don't know anyone to call? Here you will find all the people and initiatives that can use your chat skills! 3. Virtual (aloud) reading Is virtual meeting a breeze for you? Then use your Zoom session for something good and help virtually. Read to children with a language delay or help refugees to read or talk . All digitally from your couch (even in pajamas ;-)) possible, win-win situation! 4. Doing good - digital You can also make a lot of impact digitally - set up your own corona aid project (from balcony concert to exercise bingo, be creative!), make social media posts for a good cause or help with accounting. As digital nomads, we can also help many people at (1.5m or more) distance. No inspiration? Search the activity overview for digital and be surprised! Share these stories and inspire others to help too! Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Whatsapp Forward

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