Don't miss out on Fridays, do a small good deed!

It doesn't always have to be cleaning. Good deeds can take a thousand forms:

✨ In Turkey, there is a tradition called “askıda ekmek” – people leave paid bread at the bakery for those who have no money. Why not leave coffee, a sandwich, toast, or water?

✨ In Morocco, it is common to plant trees or tend public gardens together – every new tree is a mark that remains for future generations.

✨ In Egypt, people often organize shared iftars for the poor – a table on the street for everyone. Here, it could be a simple meal, soup, or coffee with part of the family.

✨ In Bosnia and Herzegovina, sharing a "sofra" is well-known – a table with food where everyone is welcome. What if we also set up a small “sofra” with neighbors just to maintain our connections?

✨ In Indonesia, there is “gotong royong” – a tradition where the whole neighborhood builds a house together or helps repair a roof tile. Imagine if once a month all neighbors gathered and did something together.

👉 A good deed can also be simple:

•   Helping a student with studying.
•   Visiting an elderly person living alone.
•   Donating clothes or a book.
•   Leaving an encouraging message in a public place.
•   Sharing a smile.
•   Giving to charity.

Friday is a day for good deeds. If everyone does a little, together we will create something great.