Can ya'll help share this by printing and posting where you can? i can only share the google link.. unfortunately using a shared pc and it doesn't allow me to download the file to share the image
i'll try to do it later.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/11PGElTkEXOY0-2_3mH1GryFqT0H0njbj4V9ODal59Ck/edit?usp=sharing
link for now

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We should begin giving out "DOLLARS" signs every time we help someone, it doesn't have to be anything fancy, just something small, like a piece of paper with the web address and the "DOLLARS" name on it. That way more people could actually know about us and hopefully join our cause to improve this world!

Its rather optimistic but I seriously think it'll work, we might even get on the new for doing good deeds should everyone chip in on it! I'm not saying to risk your life but help your neighborhood and community, while you're doing it please pass out the pieces of paper to spread the name. You could even do a favor for someone like leave money, knock and leave the paper before vanishing if you want to stay anonymous.

Lets all do our part!

I like this. Ill even write the little tag line.

Sounds like a fun idea! Who doesn't love a mystery note with a secret website :3

I would love to see something like the Dollars established in FL. A gang for good, like Mikato wanted. We could give people rides if we see them walking since not everybody could afford rideshare and the heat down here can get a bit excruciating. We could also do something like community work and even gather food for feeding the homeless or those that are seriously impoverished. There is a ton of good that can be done.

That's actually smart! I'm not in fl but maybe you should get any friends of yours to be a part of the dollars that doesn't know about us. Then they can tell their friends. It could be a chain reaction!

I recently gave some dude a ride in my neighborhood. It was hot as hell outside. Wish I had remembered this website back then.

Recently, I met some Chechens who helped me with my move and didn't even take any money from me. I wanted to share this: we need people like this among us. If you know any, try to recruit them to join us. I think they would be a great addition to our team

Vietnam: More than 90 people have been killed, with dozens missing, due to severe flooding and landslides across central provinces. Over 200,000 homes have been flooded, and damage to crops and infrastructure is extensive. Cleanup efforts are ongoing, but many areas remain cut off by washed-out roads.

Thailand: Southern regions are experiencing widespread flash flooding, with eight confirmed fatalities and over 135,000 households impacted. Thousands of tourists have been stranded, and the entire Songkhla Province was declared a disaster zone.

Malaysia: Heavy, persistent rainfall has caused flooding in several states, leading to the evacuation of more than 19,000 people to temporary relief centers.

Philippines & Indonesia: These nations have also reported multiple disaster events, including flooding, landslides, and ongoing volcanic activity in Indonesia, with a tropical depression (Verbena) currently affecting the region.

Sometimes, words alone can't fully convey the weight of what's happening or the depth of feeling it evokes. When disaster strikes, it's not just news headlines; it's a profound disruption of countless lives, a sudden chasm between a recognizable past and an uncertain future. To bridge that gap, to truly offer a hand in the face of overwhelming loss, sometimes the most direct and impactful gesture is a tangible contribution. Financial donations, channeled through established and reputable organizations on the ground, translate directly into desperately needed resources—shelter, food, medical care, and the countless small but vital comforts that help rebuild not just structures, but hope itself. It's a way to transform empathy from a passive feeling into active, life-sustaining support for those who have lost everything but their resilience.

If you see someone in need of help like homework, chores, tedious tasks, or give a kind word cheer someone up. It doesn't matter how small it is at least it's something.

Come on guys! We're in the dollars! Let's go beyond and help others even if you are going through stuff yourself! Because sometimes doing something kid for others can be doing something kind for yourself it leaves you with a good feeling! So give it your ALL!!!!

FRRRR yk like at first you feel that maybe your not cut out for it or somone in a better condition should do good for ppl in need... But it's rough all over for everyone. And trust me doing good for others feeling they're sorrow and joy and being part of they're lives and creating a larger network of care and support it heals a ton.

I'm on board, I'm trying to be more active here and in the discord

I came across a small group of friends that are trying something fun for themselves and they are holding a giveaway! Someone posted it on a different section but wouldn't it be cool if more people helped them out?
I found their giveaway link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdrijqiUkMbTsAzd7z7qURkx8LhBHU6gK6QT3EK3t-Q7vJlzQ/viewform?usp=dialog
Seems like they are into spooky and heavy topics and aren't very afraid of sharing their opinions.