Simple acts to change the world - Amy Neumann

Take a stand, support the causes you believe in, and spark positive change in the world-the revolution is happening now, and through simple, everyday actions, you can be a part of it.

Anyone can change the world. No matter what your interests, goals, or experiences, there is a way for you to make a difference-and even small acts go a long way towards creating impact that matters.

From joining a volunteer organization for a global cause you're passionate about, to running for your local school committee to make change within your community, or even speaking out on social media as a quick reminder that your voice matters, Simple Acts to Change the World shows you practical strategies to get actively involved every day and take matters in your own hands.

You've already heard the call to action. Simple Acts to Change the World shows you just how to respond.

Amy Neumann is a social good fanatic who has been working professionally to help create positive change since 1994. An entrepreneur by nature, Amy recently founded a startup nonprofit called Free Tech for Nonprofits to help small nonprofits do more of their important work faster. She is involved with industrious organizations and individuals daily at Case Western Reserve University's collaborative First Year Cleveland project to reduce infant mortality. Amy often speaks at events like Dell's Social Innovation Conference and ASU's Sustainability Conference. She is widely published, including as a contributor to Forbes, an author of PR News' Crisis Management Guidebook, and a columnist for Huffington Post. Because she can't get enough of innovative world-changers, Amy also publishes under her social enterprise consultancy, Good Plus Tech, as well as her passion project, CharityIdeas.org.

"This beautiful book is filled with easy and smart ways to make the world a better place. Simple Acts to Change the World is a great stocking stuffer gift. Or a perfect gift for tweens, teens and adults that want inspiration of how to spread kindness and joy."
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