Act of Kindness || Giving of Spaghetti Packs for the Less Fortunate

According to Anne Frank "No one has ever become poor by giving."

Giving and kindness should be a lifestyle for everyone. When we constantly practice these important things in life, a lot of us will be less greddy and less will be unfortunate.

In some sense we can ask how could we not become poor when we give what we have to others? How can we gain back those things we have to give or has been given? The answer biblically for me is that, God will return a hundred folds to you when you see the needs of His people and those people will see Him in you.

Giving is not only passing something to someone else but there's a huge part of it that we have to put in ourselves. We give because we know the needs and we know the feeling without anything or something. In giving, we also need not to expect something in return.

Charity works like feeding to children including adults in the neighborhood, giving food packs and groceries to the most affected by the pandemic and those very low income families, Christmas gifts like candies for children and spaghetti packs for families in my community has been a family's tradition long time ago.

We don't have a lot in life, but when look at them and their situation, we feel blessed because a little bit we could provide our own needs.

Christmas is a season of giving. Though Those photos happened December 23, 2020 but it is good to share to you all that a small amount given to each family for the spaghetti package gave them a wonderful Christmas eve because they had something on their table to share with.

If we realize that Christmas is not only during December but it's every day, there will be a lot of less fortunate people around us could receive help from fortunate people like you and me.

Every day must be a Christmas day! God Bless Us All!