What are the best ways to support people in need?
A group of volunteers has created a list of ways to get involved.
The list includes everything from sharing your thoughts on life to volunteering for a food pantry or a soup kitchen, to attending a benefit for a homeless person.
The list, which was created by the nonprofit St Jude, includes some surprising and inspirational ways to make a difference in the world.
For instance, the list includes a link to a website called Helping Hands, which aims to help people in distress and is based in the U.K. It lists ways to give to charities, such as food banks and soup kitchens, as well as help with emergency shelter, shelter for the homeless, job placement, and more.
St Jude volunteers have also created a Twitter account called St Jude and created a website, St Jude Works, which also includes links to various projects and information.
These websites and social media accounts are also meant to bring the word of St Jude into people’s lives.
StJude has been working with the St Jude Foundation to help those in need since the group began in 2014.
St Jude has partnered with St Jude’s Emergency Response Team in New York City and has trained dozens of volunteers to assist with the needs of homeless people.
“Our goal is to help make sure that they are not trapped, or left to fend for themselves,” St Jude CEO Kevin Dank said in a statement to Vice News.
“St Jude works to support the most vulnerable in society by providing support, training and information, and then by supporting the people that need it most.”
St Jude Works has been a great help to those who have needed St Jude in New Orleans, said St Jude Executive Director David Lacey.
Lacey said he hopes that people will take advantage of the website, and that it will help them to connect with other St Jude volunteers who have helped them with the various services St Jude provides.
“If you have a little bit of faith in the people in your life, you can make the most of that and find something that you can really contribute to the world,” Lacey added.
