GIFT of the Gab

This episode is a special edition for “An Evening For Two: Date Night Deliveries” Before you drive your delivery route together, take a moment to listen to this. Tonight, your date has a little extra purpose. Enjoy your route, enjoy your treats, enjoy giving to others and to each other. Thank you for changing the lives of so many people tonight.

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We spend the majority of our week with our colleagues. When it comes to being a giving person, the best place to start might actually be in the workplace. Shira and Sands share some quick short tips on ways to give in the workplace. To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

We all know that taking care of yourself is important - this episode delves into the self-care trend. Does being a giver means picking others before your self every time? To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

Do you need to give until it hurts? Should giving be something we do easily and painlessly or should it involve a big sacrifice. This episode focuses on the way in which we give. To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

In this episode, we discuss films we have seen that have impacted us, and how many days it would take to make a difference in the world! To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

With resources and tools focused on how to save money during a cost of living crisis. We look at how you should GIVE during a cost of living crisis. Pro tip: You can do more than just donate. To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

We all love to banter but should a giving person do it?  This episode explores why it’s good to make people laugh but when that potentially could turn into hurting someone, is it really worth it? To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

We are what we speak!  This week the podcast is dedicated to ‘The Clean Speech Project’ and the far-reaching impact our words can have. To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

As we gear up for this year’s Mount Kilimanjaro climb, Sands reflects on what he gained from the trip last year, why this climb was such a great opportunity to give and why the porters were always smiling. Want to join us on the next climb? Sign up at: www.jgift.org/kili23 To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

Why do we find it so difficult to tell someone something so simple? This episode deals with lots of awkward situations and why sometimes the kindest thing you can do for someone is to have a difficult conversation.

From nosey taxi drivers to overly friendly security guards - we look at some of our favorite ‘only in Israel’ moments and why we think they happen. To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

This episode takes a more personal turn as Sands reflects on the lessons he had learnt from his father and role-model for giving.

In this episode, we delve into all things restaurants, taxis and tipping. Is there an accepted amount to give? And is it even considered an act of kindness? To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

Would you be willing to do all it takes to succeed, even if it means taking someone else down in the process? This episode explores all things taking and giving and why giving someone a banana (with peanut butter) can make such a big impression! To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org

In this episode we discuss the benefits of giving anonymously vs having your name on a building to inspire others. We look at personal examples and experiences we have had whilst working for a large charity and understand why it’s good to be a Mushroom. To find out more visit www.jgift.org We’d love to hear from you podcast@jgift.org