I head of today's show, a quick note, today is Giving Tuesday.

That is a day non-profits all over the US come together to ask for support during what

right now is a very difficult time.

Just as meetings have moved online and we've gotten creative with virtual birthday parties,

giving back right now looks a bit different as well.

Usually, if you want to give back, you might roll up your sleeves and volunteer some time.

But with so much beyond our control, many of us right now are looking for other ways to

help.

Even if we don't have a lot to give, one way to be part of something larger than yourself

is to support the open access to information.

This podcast, NPR and your local public radio station are all available to everyone thanks

to those who donate.

Truly, any amount makes a difference, so give today if you can, just visit donate.npr.org

slash life to get started.

We all can listen tomorrow.

Thank you.

Hello, my name is Sarah.

I'm from Tampa, Florida.

My tips for getting through coronavirus is to make paper cranes for others.

Paper cranes are a symbol of hope and well-being and challenging times.

I think it's an appropriate thing to give to other people during this stressful time.

Hey out, Sam Sanders here.

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