There seems to be something about this time of year that makes everyone seem to be a little friendlier and a little more caring. Call it holiday spirit, or Christmas cheer, or… winter benevolence (okay I made that last one up but you get the idea). The bottom line is people seem to be a little more willing to help around the holidays. As a society, we have gotten a lot better at donating food/clothes to those in need, and around the holidays people try to make sure every boy and girl wakes up Christmas morning to some sort of present or toy. Even though this is such a big step in the right direction, there is still so much more we can do!
We can turn this holiday spirit into an all-year cheer, and we can start dedicating our time and energy to actually help those in need. The people at The Tyler Foundation have whole heartedly dedicated themselves to bettering the lives of children with epilepsy. They have been providing families affected by this life-altering condition with not only financial, but moral support as well. This battle will not be won without the help of every able body.
There are so many ways that we can help, but a good start (especially during the last weeks of the holiday season) would be to take a trip over to a little website called GoodSearch! I’m sure there are some of you out there who still have some last minute online shopping to do. If you follow the simple instructions, a percentage of your total purchase will go to charities that you select, such as The Tyler Foundation.
When spending every ounce of time running around shopping for things we want this holiday season, keep in mind that there are people out there that may say we already have everything they want: our health…
So here at Encharter we encourage everyone to reach out and lend a hand, not only during the holidays, but during all days of the year. For more information on how you can help, visit our Partners Page and stay connected with us through our Facebook and Twitter pages. Happy Holidays!
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