Good Deeds Day in Israel is coming up on March 15, 2016. There will be over a million participants on the 10th anniversary of this yearly celebration of good doing, with more than 14,000 projects all around the country, major outdoor volunteering events, free lectures, and many other ways to do good! Read on to discover which Good Deeds Day projects you can sign up for, and find out what big Good Deeds Day events are in store.
1. BEAUTIFYING HOMES
Do you love working with your hands? Help paint and renovate homes of the elderly, mentally ill, disabled, and more who could use the help. You’ll see amazing results right away.
2. FUN WITH CHILDREN OR THE ELDERLY
A classic smile-maker, activities such as playtime, storytime, music and arts and crafts, for kids or the elderly are always needed. If you have a special skill such as clowning, playing an instrument, or dancing, we can connect you with a place that is in need of someone just like you. You can also join a group of instructors, or grab a few friends and help out.
3. PAINTING MURALS
Brighten up kindergartens, social clubhouses and other community centers by painting beautiful murals, and transform what used to be a regular wall into a colourful work of art.
4. SPECIAL DELIVERIES OR TRANSPORTATION
If you have a driving licence and want to do good on the go, you can help out with driving food packs to those in need or toys to kindergartens. You can also pitch in by driving elderly or disabled people to one of our big events.
5. CLEANING UP
Natural spaces like parks and beaches often get dirty and full of trash. Help make them beautiful, environmentally friendly, and harmless for animals again by joining locals in a group clean up.
Are you interested in taking part? Sign up here or contact us at info@ruachtova.org and a Good Deeds Day coordinator will get in touch to help you find your perfect Good Deeds Day activity in Israel.
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Goodnet was initiated by Shari Arison and is operated by The Ted Arison Family Foundation. Shari Arison is also the initiator of Good Deeds Day.