About the project
Bridge of Good Deeds: good deeds that are carried through to the end.
Who it is for and why
The project connects people who need practical help with people ready to help, nearby, across Thailand. We help carry a deed from the request to a confirmed result.
How a deed goes: five steps
- A person describes what is needed: what, where, when, how many people and what to bring.
- Staff review the request before it is published.
- Volunteers respond; the author or a coordinator accepts a response.
- The deed is carried out under a coordinator; the people involved talk in the deed's private chat.
- The coordinator reviews the report and confirms the result: only confirmed deeds are counted.
Geography
All of Thailand. The city comes from the data of each deed.
First directions
Beaches and nature, animals, children and families, elderly people, repairs, education and more.
Seven principles
- Results matter more than promises: only finished deeds with a confirmed report are counted.
- Facts live in fields: what, where, when, how many people and what to bring.
- A person confirms the critical decisions.
- Privacy by default: exact addresses and personal contacts are not published without need.
- Child safety is stricter than the general rule: no faces, names or indirect signs of children.
- The original matters more than machine translation: a translation is always marked.
- Thanks must not turn into a ranking.