*[Enwl-eng] Viral kindness

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Avaaz.org - The World in Action

                  This virus is taking a toll on all of us -- but what if we 
could make kindness go viral instead? One powerful way to do that is by 
starting or joining a "Viral Kindness" Facebook group in our local 
community. Let's connect with each other, identify ways to help and assist 
the more vulnerable, and spread a little hope, love and kindness. Get 
started with one click:


                        This virus is taking a toll on all of us -- but what 
if we could make kindness go viral instead? One powerful way to do that is 
by starting or joining a "Viral Kindness" Facebook group in our local 
community. Let's connect with each other, identify ways to help and assist 
the more vulnerable, and spread a little hope, love and kindness. Get 
started with one click:
                              Yes, I'm in


                  Dear Avaazers,

                  This is the moment we were created for.

                  Only massive, people-powered action in a million different 
acts of kindness in communities across the world can slow this virus. And we 
are 56 million caring people in towns, cities and villages across the planet 
ready to get to work.

                  The Avaaz team has identified one extremely powerful way 
you can help: start or join a "Viral Kindness" Facebook group in your local 
community to connect, identify ways we can help each other, assist the most 
vulnerable, and share wisdom, hope and kindness. We’ll send you everything 
you need -- get started with one click:

Yes, I'd like to start or join a Facebook group

                  Local support groups are proving crucial in assisting 
vulnerable groups to maintain isolation, like bringing food or essential 
medicine to the quarantined. They can also share vital information to keep 
people safe.

                  And just as important, they can spread wisdom, humour and 
kindness to help keep our spirits up. We may be physically distanced, 
physically disconnected. That's all the more reason to stay emotionally 
connected. This virus will be a marathon not a sprint, and we're going to 
need each other.

                  The process is easy, just click below to start or find 
your local group, and then join! The groups are being run by Avaaz 
volunteers around the world, but the Avaaz team will provide ideas for the 
best content, tactics and emerging wisdom to share. This is how we help, 
let's get it done:

Yes, I'd like to start or join a Facebook group


                  If you don't want to start a group but there isn't one in 
your area yet, watch this space! In a few days, we'll email everyone with a 
link to the group started that is closest to you.

                  Avaaz members have long connected just through a global 
petition page or live chat. It's time to connect locally, see each other, 
and work together -- everywhere. Start a group, or search Facebook for a 
"Viral Kindness" group in your area. This virus could kill tens of millions 
of people, and its threats to us don't stop there. Let's come together as 
humanity to face this challenge together.

                  With hope,

                  Ricken and the whole Avaaz team



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From: Ricken Patel - Avaaz
Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2020 8:01 AM
Subject: Viral kindness

 
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