"From those to whom much is given, much shall be required," is a quote from the New Testament that was used by President John F. Kennedy.
Those words have special resonance on Valentine's Day. If you are loved and cared for, consider sharing your good fortune with those who can use a helping hand and a kind gesture.
The following may inspire you to widen your circle of giving this Valentine's Day.
Apple does its part to contribute to the international (Product) red initiative to help fight AIDS in Africa. A percentage of each sale of red iPods, available in Shuffle and Nano models, supports this cause. Inexpensive but equally heartfelt gifts, (PRODUCT) red iTunes gift cards help to fund the effort by turning over 10 percent of profits.
V-Day is a global movement that supports programs to educate and change social attitudes regarding violence against women. It grew out of playwright Eve Ensler's
Vagina Monologues, which has now been produced at thousands of benefits around the world to help empower women in many different nations.
What could be more heartfelt than a donation to the American Heart Association this Valentine's Day? Membership money and gifts of direct donations go towards the organization's efforts to reduce death caused by cardiovascular disease.
Blood is usually in short supply in the winter months. Take an hour or so out of your day to donate this life-saving fluid. You can find a blood bank located near you on this site.
Love comes in many forms, and sometimes it walks in on four paws. If you have friends or adult relatives who could use more love in their life, do this heartfelt deed: Escort them to the nearest animal shelter or guide them to search for a new love on Petfinder.com.
