This episode is a special edition for “An Evening For Two: Date Night Deliveries”

Before you drive your delivery route together, take a moment to listen to this.

Tonight, your date has a little extra purpose.

Enjoy your route, enjoy your treats, enjoy giving to others and to each other.

Thank you for changing the lives of so many people tonight.

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We spend the majority of our week with our colleagues. When it comes to being a giving person, the best place to start might actually be in the workplace. Shira and Sands share some quick short tips on ways to give in the workplace.

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We all know that taking care of yourself is important - this episode delves into the self-care trend. Does being a giver means picking others before your self every time?

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Do you need to give until it hurts? Should giving be something we do easily and painlessly or should it involve a big sacrifice. This episode focuses on the way in which we give.

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To find out more visit www.jgift.org

We’d love to hear from you [email protected]

To find out more visit www.jgift.org

We’d love to hear from you [email protected]

In this episode, we discuss films we have seen that have impacted us, and how many days it would take to make a difference in the world!

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With resources and tools focused on how to save money during a cost of living crisis. We look at how you should GIVE during a cost of living crisis. Pro tip: You can do more than just donate.

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We all love to banter but should a giving person do it? 

This episode explores why it’s good to make people laugh but when that potentially could turn into hurting someone, is it really worth it?

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