I have decided this week to give away £65 to 65 people in my local community (Leicestershire) on the condition that they consider how the money could possibly make the greatest difference to others. My GP nominated a couple of elderly patients I was able to help out today. I am working on more themed ideas about involving different groups of people to help me make a difference.
Well done Pete & Sally for giving away £65 of tea & chocolate muffins and for everyone who is joining or matching me in the giveaway. Common themes are about turning £65 into more, getting work colleagues to join in and helping people to help themselves. Lots of great ideas, feedback and action as a result of my last challenge. Here is your question to consider - How could I possibly involve others to make the greatest difference with £65?
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Here are a few ideas:
Buy a load of paint and brighten up some gloomy places; give a child or elderly person a day out that they will remember; have a DIY fix it campaign for a day for elderly people. Invest the £65 in materials to make something & sell it for more and then help more people.
My suggestion is that you give £65 to each of the main political leaders and test them out to see who can make the greatest difference - that would influence my vote.
However they would probably waste £65K of public money before they made a decision.
I am involving my two neighbours and we are each going to put £22 together to buy £66 worth of important baby care items for a single mum in our street who has no-one else to help her.
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