LOH #169 Charitable Giving: Teach Because We Make A Life By What We Give.

Hello, everyone! It's another beautiful week to participate in the contest for Week #169 and answer the question:

2️⃣ Charitable giving is a normal part of my budget. It is not always cash donations, but it can also be other resources like your time and talents. Name your favorite Charity and what makes it special to you.

You won't regret giving your time to a cause you fervently believe in. It will make you more aware of the world, improve your social skills, and introduce you to ideas and people that will change your outlook on life. Assisting others presents a chance for personal development and a deeper understanding of your place in the world.

Aside from money, if there is anything I could give to others, it would be my teaching skills and time.

Everybody is skilled in certain areas and has been gifted by God. Certain people, for instance, can naturally put others at ease and are incredibly generous and relatable. Some people have talent as parents, teachers, musicians, or businesspeople.

These are not just skills for hobbies or even jobs. These gifts can be put to good use for the glory of God. You can positively impact your immediate surroundings, the advancement of God's kingdom, and the well-being of others by using your gifts for God.

Every aspect has a different function and purpose, but they are all necessary for the body to operate correctly. The same is true of our talents; while they are all unique, they all have a function.

Encouraging others to reach their maximum potential requires us to share our gifts and talents with them. I want to use your abilities to inspire people and truly impact their lives to satisfy every one of you.

Approximately eight years have passed since I started teaching—two in private and six in public schools.

Seeing children develop academically and nonacademically as well-rounded individuals and future citizens is rewarding, and teaching is enlightening. Even though you may not be aware of it, you serve as an example for the kids. You are the one they turn to for support and direction during their lives even though they come from diverse backgrounds, and some don't have the role model they require at home.

Teachers are in charge of more than just academic enrichment because they are among the most important role models for students' development. Because the best teachers care about their students' well-being inside and outside the classroom, you must connect with them and engage them on multiple levels to be effective. Strong relationships between teachers and students can improve practically every aspect of students' lives and impart important life lessons that students will carry with them long after they finish their term papers and standardized tests.

I give back and share blessings with our indigenous learners on my birthday every year. They deserve assistance, even in small ways, which is why they are less fortunate in so many areas. I therefore prepared "Sopas" for the 135 indigenous students in our school on Tuesday, January 23, 2024.

The opportunity to give and share my blessings with less fortunate people who need us makes me feel so happy and fulfilled. I'm so glad that I can satisfy their hunger in any small way; I don't just put food in their bellies, but I also put a smile on their faces, and I couldn't ask for more.

The world needs you. The world needs you to use the unique abilities and gifts that you were given. The world needs you to fulfill the unique role that you were created for.