One time, I helped prepare meals for a friend who was going through a relatively hard period in their life and couldn’t take care of themselves well. They didn’t really want my help fully (as in they didn’t want me to help clean their apartment, do their laundry and other chores) as they felt it was too embarrassing to be taken care of, but eventually settled on having me help with meal prep. This was great for me, because cooking is something that I’m good at and at least like to do compared to other chores! It was a bit hard to think of certain meals to make, since my…

I gave a friend a ride to a mechanic shop from work because he finished work early before his scheduled shuttle. I also happened to finish work at the same time he did.

All I ever did was actively listen to a friend. They had all the thoughts in their head that they wanted to speak out and someone to listen. We were camping, it was at night around a campfire everyone else was asleep except for them and I. I asked them how they were but actually asked them how they genuinely were. Then the venting session happened and I listened.

I helped my friend study for a test for a subject that they had a really hard time with, and i talked to them about their problems to help them feel better.

I’ve helped a friend through a relationship crisis

helped children get better at math

I gave $10 to a homeless man at walmart 2 days ago

When I was younger I saw a homeless man behind my house and made him a sandwich and got him a snack and a drink, and wrote a letter of encouragement for him

Personally, I’m more of an introvert, so I know how it feels to be with a group of people yet at the same time feel excluded or left out. At work, we usually have team lunches once a week. One time, I went with some of my fellow coworkers but saw someone else standing alone away from the group. I approached them and we chatted over lunch, and they got to know me and my coworkers better. Across various instances of doing this, I’ve noticed that our team has been more lively, and more people have been showing up to the office (work is still fully remote, so coming to…

I attended my friends’ show to support them! They seemed a bit nervous before they went on stage, but quickly transformed into captivating performers. I cheered for them loudly and praised them for their stellar performance. They were delighted that a group of friends came out to show their support.