#recognizethegood Stories Heading into Memorial Day Weekend

May 21, 2020

A teen teaches karate to seniors and a five-year-old waiting for her own surgery raises money for local hospitals. A restauranteur donates 150+ meals a day to kids in need and a family-run bakery gives away hundreds of graduation cakes. Not to mention – the Obamas deliver virtual commencement speeches to the Class of 2020! Now, that’s some sweet news. These stories are on our social channels for everyone to see. You can join us in giving others a lift by simply posting and sharing stories with #recognizethegood, so we can help each other stay safe, positive, and connected.

Get inspired:

Join us as we #recognizethegood of this 15-year-old karate instructor. His virtual classes are bringing joy to local seniors while keeping them active and fit.https://t.co/zMAQ5E2C7t
— Workhuman (@Workhuman) May 11, 2020

P.S. In case you hadn’t heard, in the spirit of wanting to herald all the #healthcareheroes out there, Workhuman has created a free platform where the entire world can celebrate healthcare workers on the frontlines. Join us in thanking them – and while you're at it, encourage others to share more stories of heroism and inspiration here.

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