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HaroldSays Announces the Launch of The Be Positive Do Something Positive Day Web Site
The Be Positive Day Web Site Has Been Launched to Promote The Be Positive Do Something Positive Day
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) December 8, 2007 --
Harold Cameron, The Chief of Helping People of HaroldSays has launched a website to promote The Be Positive Do Something Positive Day on March 1, 2008. The Be Positive Do Something Positive Day is a day for people all over the world to celebrate by "BEING" positive and then by "DOING" something positive on that day for another person, non-profit organization, or charitable cause. The end result, if only for one day, will be to make our world a more positive and better place to be and to live in.
So far, The Lackawanna County Commissioners in Lackawanna County, PA as well as Mayor Christopher A. Doherty, the Mayor of Scranton PA are issuing Proclamations for Lackawanna County and the city of Scranton, PA declaring March 1, 2008 as the first Be Positive Do Something Positive Day, in and for Lackawnna County and Scranton PA.
In order for each of us to properly celebrate The Be Positive Do Something Positive Day, Harold asks each of us to begin with ourselves by "BEING" positive and the "DOING" something
positive for ourselves-(ideally when be first begin our day). Harold suggests that individuals begin their day with a meditation or prayer, or some form of positive self-affirmation to get their minds and hearts focused on the positive.
Next, for The Be Positive Do Something Positive Day to be a success, each of us must then "BE" positive and "DO" something positive in our homes for our families. Our positive act can be something as seemingly small as cooking dinner for our family and then eating it together as a family.
Finally, for The Be Positive Do Something Day to be a "positively" world changing success worldwide, we all need to "BE" positive and then "DO" something positive for another person, non-profit organization, or charitable cause. For example, if you are a student, you could encourage your class to conduct a book drive where you collect books for young children and then as students you each read a book to an individual student. After you have read the book to the child you would then give that book to the child as a gift. If you are an employee of a company or organization, you could organize a group of your co-workers to volunteer to help a non-profit organization such as Big Brothers/Big Sisters, The American Red Cross, a soup kitchen or a shelter for the homeless in your area, or for some other organization on that day. If you do not know what organization or charitable cause to support a few web based sources Harold recommends for volunteer opportunities include Americorps, Boardnet USA, Guidestar.org, Grassroots.org, Network For Good, Idealist.org, Opportunity Knocks.org, or Points of Light. Links to these and other organizations can be found at the Be Positive Day website in the handbook section of the site. Harold is also asking members of the media on that day to post a positive news headline in their newspaper, or have the first news story reported on their radio or TV station be a positive story.

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