These are unprecedented times, and we're all adjusting to how life has changed in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Yet, we're inspired by the many people who are using our site in new ways to support their communities. Check out some examples of how people are shifting their group organizing efforts and some helpful tips to create your own sign up.
Volunteers for the Elderly or At-Risk - Elderly and other high-risk people should maintain isolation to avoid getting the virus. This makes it difficult for them to run errands or go grocery shopping. As a result, we've seen many volunteer sign ups to help run errands, pick up groceries or deliver meals to these people. See below for an example.
Picking Up Items - In order to maintain social distancing, many people are scheduling sessions for people to pick up school supplies, move out of dorms, or other activities that would normally occur with a crowd of people. See below for an example.
Appointments or Sessions - Even with social distancing or isolation, many people are finding ways to connect with others. Teachers are creating sign up appointments for conferences with students and/or parents and conducting them via video conferencing. Others are hosting online exercise or yoga classes or group prayer times. People are still connecting — even if it is in a different way. See below for an example.
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