	Help Others in Your Town "Share with God's people who are in need. Practice hospitality." Romans 12:13
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Help Others in Your Town

"Share with God's people who are in need. Practice hospitality." Romans 12:13

You can be sure the links on this site have passed our strict guidelines.
However, things change real fast on the internet and we ask you to please use caution when surfing.

If you find a broken link, please use our contact page to let us know.

All proceeds ABC Pals generates will go to our local animal shelter, my daughter's favorite charity.
If you would like to help out, please consider making a donation. Any amount is greatly appreciated.

Take a look around your community. There are hundreds of places that need a helping hand.

Your neighbors are a great place to start. Does someone need their garden weeded or leaves raked? Their trash taken to the curb each week? Their dog walked every afternoon? Groceries picked up at the store? A ride to church or the clinic or just out to the country?
Too often the need next door to us is the one we do not even see. Talk a walk in your neighborhood and visit your neighbors - you may be surprised what they need is exactly what you can give.

There are so many places in need of a smiling face and a helping hand. A children's hospital or wing, nursing home or assisted living center, shelters, solider home, hospital, hospice, soup kitchen, library, animal clinic.

Stop by and ask what you can do to help them out. Rock a newborn baby to sleep, pet a kitten, listen to a story, hand out rolls, hold someone's hand, read a book, sweep the floor, give a blanket. These things are easy enough for a child to do, yet mean so very much to the person in need.

Another helpful way to give is to teach. When I asked my 4th grade Girl Scout Junior troop if they wanted to learn how to make scarves to donate to the domestic violence shelter, they brought tears to my eyes when they suggested teaching the ladies how to make the scarves as a way to feel empowered and earn some money of their own.

Keep this in mind when helping out: people are not looking for handouts as much as needing a helping hand.