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Showing Kindness in Personal Ways... This is why the global volunteer movement of Serve the City International exists. Serving Stories shows how kindness is transforming cities around the world, one small act at a time, and brings you the inspiration to make a difference in the place where you live. Get ready to listen to stories that will give you hope, as you hear how "many people doing small things together can make a big difference."
Serve the City hosts Serving Stories – Serve the City International, a business show with 60 episodes published.
On the mean streets of Brussels... where people without homes live lives of isolation, and migrants looking for more often find little... a few leaders are looking to inspire teams to use their time and talents to serve
Everyone can serve... and that includes children! Andrea Peterson, leader of the Brussels Street Kindness project, shares how taking children out of their comfort zone to serve homeless people has changed their perspecti
"You have the chance to become part of something bigger than yourself!" This is what Professor Xavier told his team of X-Men. And it is what Serve the City project leaders guide their volunteers towards on a regular basi
While at the Amsterdam City Exchange, Nate Kohler from Serve the City Paris did not just to make friends and exchange best practices in volunteering. He tells us in this episode how his new friends stepped up to support
If you've ever been to Amsterdam, you know how they love their pancakes... and their bikes. In this episode we hear from Willem Dieleman, a volunteers with Serve the City Amsterdam, who has combined these twin Dutch pass
When mighty heroes, each actively doing good in their own domains, unite as a force for the world... that's when amazing things happen! We see it with Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman and the rest of the Justice League...
In these two little stories about creating beauty in the surroundings of people in need, Carlton Deal, the founder of Serve the City, emphasizes how simple projects can move the needle in people's lives... and help them
When a multinational corporation and a values-based volunteering non-profit team up to use their unique superpowers to benefit the world... then they can truly become superheroes! In Part 2 of this exploration of the par
Giving time to volunteering can change the course of your life! That's what happened to Nicolo Sgreva, the representative for the UPS Foundation in Europe. In this story, Nicolo tells us how volunteering around the world
"When someone acquires great power, the use or misuse of that power is everything." These are the words of Professor Xavier to his X-Men, mutants who are normally feared by people for their unusual abilities. And these w
This heartwarming story comes from our very first podcast episode, set at a Community Dinner in Lisbon in April 2019. A young volunteer came up with a creative way to support the Community Dinners, that also caused peopl
Serve the City Portugal is well-known for its Community Dinners, events where volunteers eat a three-course meal at well-set tables alongside marginalized people from the streets. In this re-issued episode—our very first
Early on, Serve the City had to learn the lesson that people in need were also people with something to give! Shannon Deal, the producer of Serving Stories, tells how a group of Afghan migrants in Brussels helped teach u
Everyone knows that Batman's personal trauma—seeing his parents murdered in front of him—was what motivated him to become a superhero. And we too can transform the suffering we have gone through into compassion and actio
Sometimes when a person is stuck, they will accept help from strangers even when they refuse it from their family. Ronan Coffey of Serve the City Ireland tells us the story of cleaning out the house of a person trapped i
"This looks like a job for Superman!" When someone is stuck in an impossible situation they can't get out of alone, that's when Superman—or a team of volunteers serving like superheroes—is needed to help them make a new
We usually think of volunteering as doing something which benefits others. But in this SHORT Story from Melinda Means of the STC Berlin team, we are reminded that when we volunteer, we are often the ones who benefit! We
“I never thought I would be able to do this stuff—but I can. Anyone can wear the mask.” This is what Miles Morales, the young Spiderman mentored by Peter Parker, says as he launches into his new role. And when you have t
When you hear the doorbell ring... you may be called to help save someone's life. In our previous episode we met chaplain Annie Bolger, from Serve the City Brussels partner, the Community Kitchen. Today, she encourages u
When the Avengers assemble as a team, their united superpowers far surpass what each hero could do alone! And when Serve the City partners with other associations to make an impact on the city, the results are similarly
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