There’s plenty to be pessimistic about in 2020. But there are things that you can, and should, do to keep your community strong while the world falls apart around our ears. “Fifteen days to slow the spread” has turned into nine months, now going on forever. Shut everything down—every pub, gym, restaurant, and corner store (liquor stores and big businesses may remain open). Only leave the house for essential reasons. No gatherings of any kind, and oh, cancel Thanksgiving and Christmas while you’re at it. Thanks. Many small businesses and workers are buckling or on the brink as a result of mandated lockdowns. Chances are you know some of them. While some of your neighbors are busy hoarding toilet paper and PPE, others are wondering how they can help their communities during this insane time. But what can one person do? It may feel hopeless. Don’t be cynical. There are …
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