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I know that it's short for Lent a Hand, and as far as I understand the reason we do so is to show that we're making an active effort to lend a hand during our day. But would it be worth taking it a step further and say what we did to lend a hand?
It wasn’t required that we say what we did. It is meant to be an encouragement of providing positive contributions in some way without reward in the form of recognition. We may not all be able to help out to the same degree. Posting what we did would lead to some inevitable comparisons.
(Sorry for the extra sentence)
Tairin
Sat today and lah
Last edited by Tairin; 08-28-2020, 02:24 AM.
Reason: Minor edit
I know that it's short for Lent a Hand, and as far as I understand the reason we do so is to show that we're making an active effort to lend a hand during our day. But would it be worth taking it a step further and say what we did to lend a hand?
Members have used it in the past for talking about what they have done, or what others have done for them, etc. It is meant to be a place to share, encourage and motivate members to stay engaged and involved everyday.
You are welcome to post there, or email Gojo who can post stories for you.
Members have used it in the past for talking about what they have done, or what others have done for them, etc. It is meant to be a place to share, encourage and motivate members to stay engaged and involved everyday.
You are welcome to post there, or email Gojo who can post stories for you.
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