Creating Joy and Serving Others Through Origami For Good
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In this conversation, we talk to Thyra and Vivian, the founders of Origami for Good, a nonprofit organization that uses origami to spread joy and creativity to various communities, including the elderly, youth, and soldiers. We discuss their organization's origins, their work's impact on recipients, the importance of creativity in volunteering, and how inclusivity and cultural understanding are central to their mission. Thyra and Vivian also share insights on how students can get involved and manage their time effectively while balancing school and nonprofit work.
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Show Notes for Episode 46 l Creating Joy and Serving Others Through Origami For Good
Key Takeaways:
Origami for Good sends origami to inspire creativity and appreciation for Japanese art.
The organization was founded to combat loneliness and spread joy through origami.
Volunteering through creativity allows for unique and meaningful contributions.
Inclusivity in the program promotes cultural understanding and diversity.
Anyone can participate in Origami for Good, regardless of experience.
The act of folding origami creates a tangible gift that brings joy.
Volunteers can work remotely, making it accessible to a global audience.
The organization has received positive feedback from veterans and community members.
Starting a chapter allows students to lead local initiatives and events.
Volunteering can enhance skills and provide a sense of purpose.
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Connect with Origami For Good
Instagram: @origami.forgood
Website: https://www.origamiforgood.org
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