Together, Small Acts Of Kindness Are More Powerful Than One

Together, Small Acts of Kindness Are More Powerful Than One

Together, we recently mourned the loss of Bill Haggerty and offered our condolences to the Haggerty family.

Together, as a united force, we acted on empathy and showcased community support by graciously donating $3,400 to Bill's memorial fund as a token to his family.

Together, a group of friends priortized the well being of Bill's younger sibling and one of my best friends, Dan Haggerty. A getaway in the mountains offered him a moment of peace by riding his late brother's board on the slopes.

Together, we offered strength and solace to the Haggerty family during this tragic time.

Together, our intrinisc motivation to uplift the Haggertys led to small acts of kindness that had a multiplier effect to the love and support we provided.

Now more than ever, the world is desperate for good deeds. Share your good deed and be the catalyst for others to follow.

Photo of Dan Haggerty with Bill Haggerty's snowboard

Photo before our first run

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