People Doing Good

Ostbelgien took a bet that a participatory democracy would improve its government. Six years later, that bet is paying off.

Want to make the most out of your gatherings this season? These resources will make everything — from conversation to overthinking those conversations later — easier.

Rebecca Chobat has been finding ways to make low-cost meals fulfilling and delicious for years, through her TikTok account @dollartreedinners.

“Even in your darkest, worst moments, there are people who are looking out for you,” one survivor said.

Home Depots across California and North Carolina ground to a halt this weekend as hundreds of protestors participated in a symbolic protest

Maddy Goldberg was inspired to volunteer her skills when she realized how much food was being wasted in the restaurant industry.

The Congresswoman has hosted a Thanksgiving-themed food distribution for years now.

Chris Hyde of Olympia, Washington believes a bowl of soup “transcends the powers that work to divide us.”

The 155th Street Fridge has been operating for six years now. One volunteer, Juanita, says: “We all family out here.”

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