“Just as despair can come to one only from other human beings, hope, too, can be given to one only by other human beings.” - Elie Wiesel

We're taking a moment to share how local upstanders' #EverydayMoralCourage is giving hope to their communities.

Anna Paradise and Michal Ilouz, teens from Emery/Weiner School, have collected hundreds of letters that have been given to seniors and other isolated members of the community. #EverydayMoralCourage

https://jhvonline.com/letters-of-hope-emery-teens-delivering-comforting-messages-p27484-96.htm

Gerardo Flores was working curbside service at H-E-B, when he was inspired to leave a note in the bags. Carol Elbaz was so inspired, she has now framed the message to remind her to always look on the
bright side. #EverydayMoralCourage

https://abc13.com/localish/h-e-b-employee-leaves-emotional-message-for-customer/6110948/

Houstonian Vaughn Simon is using 3-D printers to extrude plastic splitters and flow-restriction devices so up to 4 patients can benefit from the same ventilator machine at the same time. #EverydayMoralCourage

https://jhvonline.com/houstonian-saving-lives-with-dprinted-ventilator-parts-p27460-89.htm

Joe's Italian Restaurant in Montgomery County has been feeding more than 200 first responders daily in every corner of the county for the last five weeks. #EverydayMoralCourage

https://www.chron.com/neighborhood/moco/news/article/COVID-19-outbreak-moves-Joe-s-Italian-15220957.php?cmpid=hpctp#photo-19330786

Know someone doing good for others? Let us know their story and make sure to use the hashtag #EverydayMoralCourage