FREE apps to help you organize acts of kindness!

NOTE: I have not been compensated by any of these apps. These are merely a few apps that I personally use & find helpful:

1. ​Frameshot (Apple & Android): Send photos from your phone as snail mail postcards--free!
   (Wondering how? Their business model is ad-supported: the postcard's front is the photo you chose; the back contains your typed message, plus an ad from one of their advertisers.
   If you're a little hesitant, try sending yourself a photo postcard before sending to others!)
   People LOVE receiving personalized snail mail these days: it's a bright spot amidst bills and junk mail. Pick out a silly selfie and make someone smile!
2. Pocket (Apple, Android, & desk/laptop): Save internet content to read later--even when you're offline. Pocket is especially good for subway commutes with spotty internet access. No Net connection? No problem.
   You can also share content right from Pocket. Did you read a beautiful essay, and think your best friend would love to read it, too? Skimmed something your mom would find interesting?
   Send to them via text, email, & more, along with an [optional] personalized note from you.
3. Workflowy (Apple, Android, & desk/laptop): Make & manipulate countless lists and sub-lists. You can (re) organize, collapse/expand, share with others, mark items as completed, and more.
   Among other things, I use WF for gift ideas when on the go. When I spot something that would make a great gift, I jot it down--and then when the person's birthday rolls around, I'm not scrambling for ideas at the last minute! See photo.
   This is especially handy for people who live in small spaces: in the interim months, I haven't had presents taking up precious apartment space!