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Have you ever wanted to make a difference in someone’s life? Or maybe, you have had enough of all the negative news and are looking for something that shows good people are still out there doing good things?

Our site is passionate about collecting, supporting, and promoting the good that is out in the world and bringing it to you. Our aim is to connect individuals and their “good” through a social context. Ideas, experiences, and the “good” of those you know will make a much bigger impact and be more meaningful, than from anyone else.

We passionately believe that the world is made better by “good works” done every day and shared by those you know. By sharing those acts and virtues, we believe that it will make the world, and more importantly, your life better. This can best be done by making it social.

You are warmly invited to browse our site and register to become a part of our ever expanding community of individuals and friends that want to “be good, do good, and promote the good”.

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List your business or website that encourages the development or living of virtues
Vote for those you agree with most
Praise a person or organization; share some good news

Share With Others

Share what you've done with others
Invite your friends
Challege those you know

Good²=(1) good as in high quality, praise worthy", OR "of good report; AND (2) good as in morally virtuous.

Virtues: Patience. Service. Peacemaking. Forgiveness. Meekness. Temperance. Love. Charity. Selflessness. Chastity. Modesty. Honesty. Integrity. Morality. Thriftiness. Reverence. Cleanliness. Courage. Forgiveness. Self-reliance. Accountability. Hard-working. Compassion. Mercy. Virtue. Frugality. Purity. Cheerfulness. Humility.

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Page last modified on Friday 08 April, 2011 06:36:14 AM MDT by brandanhadlock .

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