Category Archives: Giving Back to the Community
The Barefooted Kind Man, Donated His Money and Books for Twenty Years Lived His Life Simply
A kind man, with the will of doing good, of helping those who are, less fortunate than he, with his own abilities, his own, will, from the Newspapers, translated… Lai, whom everybody called “the barefoot kind man”, had been more … Continue reading
The Native School Principal Used Education to Help the Students Rise Above from the Classes They Were Born into
The only way you can, of breaking away from your families’ socioeconomic statuses is through education, and this school principal sees that! Off of the Front Page Sections, translated… “I was born in the distant-regions, into poverty-stricken means, I believe, … Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Perspectives, Beliefs, Education, Experiences of Life, Facts, Giving Back to the Community, Importance of Education, Lessons of Life, Methods of Education, Instructional Technologies, Overcoming Obstacles in Life, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, Purpose of Education, the Learning Process, The Passages in Life, Values of Life
Leave a comment
The Ibu Tribe’s Co-Learning Programs Helped the Teenage Gangsters Turn Back Around
The difference that this group of college age volunteers made to the children in the local tribes, they’d helped the children feel loved, shown them the cares and concerns they lacked from their families, and sought out elsewhere, helping the … Continue reading
Posted in Acts of Kindness, Beliefs, Experiences of Life, Facts, Giving Back to the Community, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, The Passages in Life, Values of Life
Tagged Bringing Love to the Tribes, Making a Difference in the Lives of Children, the Companionship Program
Leave a comment
The Elites of Bao-Der-Hsin, Loved Helping Others Since They Were Younger
The heart of helping out, with the beliefs of how important it is, to give back to the community, these are, amazing young people! From the Newspapers, translated… The two students from Jing-Hsin and Fuxing Middle Schools, Lin and Lao … Continue reading
Seeing the Hearts of Children: the Donations of Winter Clothes from the Enterprises, the Child Wrote 2XL for the Size…for Mom
Acts of kindness, passed from the donations to the children, to their loved ones, from the Newspapers, translated… The general population makeup for the Ao-Hua Elementary School is of the students of the Atayal tribes, as the temperatures dropped during … Continue reading
The High School Students Volunteered to Feed the Special Needs Children, Learned Empathy
A great way to teaching, by involving the students in these sorts of volunteer activities, from the Front Page Sections, translated… The Hsu-Guan High School in Nantou was the only Complete High School, Other than the Middle School and High … Continue reading
Posted in Beliefs, Education, Giving Back to the Community, In the Classrooms, Lessons of Life, Methods of Education, Instructional Technologies, Passing of Wisdoms, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, Social Welfare, The Passages in Life, Values of Life
Tagged Teaching Empathy by Using Hand-On
Leave a comment
The Winner of the Lottery Donated Ten Million Dollars to Help the Ren-Ai Home Finish Construction
This is, an act, of good will! From the Front Page Sections, translated… The lotto winners, in the encouragement of the Taiwanese Lotto Company, had donated an accumulated prize money of close to 4.5 billion dollars, helping over 4.9 million … Continue reading
What I’d Learned from These Parents
How children would, model after their parents, how the parents needed to, put in the heart, to teach their own young, about the meaning of giving back to the community, translated… The downpour from a short while ago, it’d, torn … Continue reading
A Bride-to-Be Calls Off Her Wedding and Invites the Homeless to Share the Reception
The act of generosity of this woman is simply, amazing, from MSNNEWS.com… Sarah Cummins was supposed to get married this weekend. The twenty-five year-old Purdue student had been planning her own dream wedding for two whole years, and saved up … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 