Face it, we don’t all have hours of time and stacks of money to help people
Before, Cora, that’s what I thought it took. Cora taught me a good deed is much less.
Kindness and compassion can be spread in a matter of seconds and can cost pennies to nothing.
Cora glowed. She was a shining light of good and compassion, I know she would have done all of these things repeatedly.
For Cora…
Get started on your good deed, return to WearPinkForCora.org
Before, Cora, that’s what I thought it took. Cora taught me a good deed is much less.
Kindness and compassion can be spread in a matter of seconds and can cost pennies to nothing.
Cora glowed. She was a shining light of good and compassion, I know she would have done all of these things repeatedly.
For Cora…
- Read an extra half hour with your children for all the books Cora and I didn’t get to read.
- Smile at a cashier and ask her how HER day is going and listen to her response. Thank her for helping you for all the trips to the grocery store Cora didn’t get to take.
- Tell your family you love them for all the times Cora didn’t get to say she loved us.
- Spend five minutes researching congenital heart defects so that you know a little more about the condition that took Cora, it’s the most common birth defect.
- Donate $5 to any charity for all the charities Cora never donated to.
- Put a few quarters into a meter that has run out to help someone avoid a parking ticket because Cora never got to drive.
- Phone an elderly relative to say hello because Cora never got to grow old.
- Hug your babies tight, for Cora.
Get started on your good deed, return to WearPinkForCora.org
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