#Practical Altruism

Small Bridges Today, Pathways for Tomorrow’s Steps

Consequently, the call is simple: design for handoff. Write the clear note a successor will need; leave the tool where a neighbor can find it; document the process so the next team avoids your detours. Even planting a tree, tutoring a student, or captioning a video transforms private effort into public wayfinding. The bridge you raise may look unremarkable now, yet it aligns urgency with humility. Build it, and tomorrow someone—lighter, quicker, less alone—will cross. [...]

Do Not Wait for Extraordinary Circumstances to Do Good - Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens, a prominent English novelist of the 19th century, often addressed social issues in his works. His advocacy for social reform and compassion is evident in both his literature and personal beliefs. [...]