Hi Do Good Crew,

I have been thinking about one simple question: What lives on?

This week’s stories all answer it in different ways.

  • A 101-year-old woman’s wedding dress is no longer hanging in a closet. It is now comforting families on their hardest day.

  • A teacher’s belief in a young student continues to shape a life that could have gone in a very different direction.

  • A chance meeting on an airplane becomes a love story embraced by an entire airport community.

None of these people was trying to build a legacy. They were simply choosing to care in the moment. And yet that care keeps going. It keeps blessing. It keeps multiplying.

Maybe that’s what doing good really is. Not just a single act, but something that carries forward.

Thank you for being part of a crew that believes in that. What we are building together matters. And it lives on.

Let’s get into it.

With gratitude,
David

Copy/paste your unique referral link to share: {{rp_refer_url}}

And if you were lucky enough to have been forwarded this email, welcome! You can subscribe right here.

Subscribe to keep reading

This content is free, but you must be subscribed to Do Good Crew to continue reading.

Already a subscriber?Sign in.Not now

Leave a comment

Avatar

or to participate

Tell David

Share your story with David Begnaud

Submit your story