Cover; Book Title; Copyright; Dedication; Acknowledgments; Contents; Introduction; Part One: Do Good Globally; Chapter 1: Keep the Planet Healthy; Chapter 2: Help Those in Need; Chapter 3: Support a Worthy Cause; Chapter 4: Stand Up for Your Beliefs; Chapter 5: Provide Worldwide Medical Aid; Part Two: Do Good Locally; Chapter 6: Help Local Business Thrive; Chapter 7: Protect Your Environment; Chapter 8: See What You Can Do for Medicine and Science; Chapter 9: Be a Politically Active Citizen; Chapter 10: Provide Rescue and Disaster Relief; Chapter 11: Support Children and Their Schools. Chapter 12: Support Art and CultureChapter 13: Build a Stronger Community; Part Three: Do Good Around You; Chapter 14: Make a Difference at Work; Chapter 15: Have an Impact While Traveling; Chapter 16: Care for the Animals in Your Life; Chapter 17: Keep Everyone Healthy; Chapter 18: Help Out Your Friends; Chapter 19: Love Your Lover; Chapter 20: Focus on Your Children; Chapter 21 :Go Out of the Way for Your Family; Part Four: Do Go.

1001 Ways to Do Good offers up ideas on how to make someone else smile?and generate good karma at the same time. From waving hello at a passerby to donating your frequent flyer miles to charity, this book will inspire readers to make a difference. It offers over a thousand ways to make the world a better (and nicer) place: Hold a fundraiser for someone in need; Be a pen pal to a soldier far from home; Endow a scholarship at your favorite institute of higher learning; Read books for the blind; Ride your bike across America to fight lung cancer (www.alaw.org); Rescue a kitten from the shelter; E.