My feel good experience…
I gave 5.00 for tool's for school and 5.00 went to A&W teen burger's for M.S. fund raising...Took along time to decide what to use it for....but i do feel good...and it did not go to timmy's for some ones coffee fix!!!

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Everyday at the train station i pass a homeless man trying to play music with wooden blocks on a bucket. I decided to make his day and gave him $10 today, and hopefully it made his day a bit better. I dont live in Canada, but I think this ripple promotion is just fantastic. Keep it going please.

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I gave a block of cheese to a homeless person who told me that it was the best thing that ever happened to him.

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I lost a very close friend this morning and my neighbor came and mowed the lawn for me - what a great lady! I am passing the Ripple on to her!

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We were pouring concrete at our place, I placed a 32 cup coffee perk and some homemade squares in our pump house and all the workers as well as the concrete truck drivers helped themselves to them. I started out with 75 squares and ended up with 14 pieces left. They all thouroughly enjoyed them, and I love to bake and share my baking with others.

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Drpped by the Indian Embassy to help Amnesty seekers fill up the forms.

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YOUR WEBSITE! I really enjoyed reading about all the good things people are doing. the heartfelt generosity is inspiring to me. I live in north indiana, hours from canada. but I believe that with the internet, you can touch people worldwide.

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I had 1.5 hours left for the parking I had paid for. As I was leaving, another couple were coming in. I gave them my ticket. I also fill the parking meter when I park even when I will only be a couple of minutes

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My $10 feel good ripple money from Servus Credit Union has been kicking around my messenger bag for months. I really wanted to use it for something good and terrific - someone who really needs it, and might possibly pay it forward to keep the ripple rippling. As i pulled into my local gas station today i noticed a homeless women sitting against a wall. She clearly was trying to find some shelter and warmth and wasn't panhandling. She looked like the type of person who wouldn't go to a Shelter or Food bank. She couldn't believe that a stranger would walk up and randomly drop $10 into her hand. It doesn't matter how she spends that $10 - for a brief moment as she turned that bright rainbow card over and over in her hand she had the chance to feel that fantastic feeling of 'possibility'.

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The feel good ripple-what a neat idea. Iused the $10.00 starter plus an additional $110.00 to help bring a smile to a young father who recently had heart surgery. I used the money to purchase christmas gifts for his two children, himself and a clock for the house. All these gifts were greatly appreciated. As a side bonus I felt great too. Thank you for starting this ripple. Dixie

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I received a feel good ripple from a friend who brought into our primary school a bag full of mittens for children. This is so needful for the students as the weather was so cold and not everyone had mitts. When their mitts got wet, a dry pair was given out! A lot of kids felt good!

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I feel lucky to have participated twice in this event! The ripple is going around our School and we were surprised with homemade treats made for our classroom by the kindergarden students. So in turn we passed the ripple on by making breakfast for another classroom. The students were thrilled to recieve a little surprise but even more excited to pass it on! What a great idea!

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A great big THANK YOU to the Millman team members at Servus Credit Union. They pooled their resources to give me an overwhelmingly generous assortment of gift cards (both practical and for fun) to assist me and my family while I undergo cancer treatments. They are living examples of the Feel Good Ripple and I'm priveleged to call them my daytime family. Thank you to the team members of The Learning Centre and the Centralized Services Departments. You are amazing and inspiring!

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I was able to use my feel good ripple by giving it to someone who didnt have a lunch or money for a lunch. She promised that she would also pay it forward when she was able to.

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Whenever I am with a young person who is extra kind or helpful (e.g., a Safeway bag boy, a London Drugs cashier, a movie theatre concession staffer) I aske them to "Tell your Mom she has done a reaaly good job with you.) It always gleans a smile. Usually they tell me they will tell Mom and she will like that. It is a way of paying a comliment that is shared and enjoyed by more than one person

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First of all I thank GOD for using me in all HIS work.I'm a filipino,i'm working in this beautiful country as a contract worker,not only in physical but most especially in spiritually working into our GOD...We have Bible study here in the town of fort macleod and after a year the Holy Spirit of our GOD move.GOD open another Bible study at lethbrige and after a month we make as a sunday service...I thank GOD for using me in this way,sometimes I said its hard but the Holy Spirit of GOD convince me to continue serving the LORD.GOD will gives us the strength...

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The students at my school all enjoyed the hot dog lunch that Servus staff provided them one day last fall. The ten dollar bill, that was given to me, to pass on "the feel good ripple" had been in my desk for a couple months. When the grade 2 class collected cash for Haiti, my students and I knew how to pass on the good feelings. The photos show 4 ESL students presenting our $10 contribution to the teacher and students of the grade two class at the end of January. We hope some child in Haiti is having a good lunch today because of Servus'efforts.

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I took my $10.00 added $90.00 and donated it all to the Canadian Red Cross for Haiti relief efforts :)

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I attend very early morning meetings and because it's cheaper, I just pay the early bird price for parking and it is good for the whole day. I leave the parking lot typically by 9:00 - 9:30 AM. Without fail, as I'm leaving there is someone pulling in - I stop them, hand them my parking stub that says expires 6:00 PM and with a smile, say Have a great day - pass it on if you leave before 6:00 PM. One particular morning, I passed it on to a young man. He was full of "bless you's" and "thank you's". He told me he was so grateful, because he wasn't sure how he was going to pay for parking that day. It only takes a second to put a smile on someone's face. Pass it on!

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While in Tim Hortons in Line, there was a young man asking for help to pay for his coffee, I purchased his coffee and a meal for him. I further purchased coffee and donuts for those behind me in line.