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Acts of Goodness

Acts of goodness refer to selfless actions that positively impact others, ranging from small gestures to larger community service efforts. Key values associated with these acts include empathy, compassion, kindness, and generosity, which are essential for fostering a supportive society. The document also highlights specific needs within various communities, emphasizing the role of faith and moral values in promoting goodness, particularly in Filipino culture.

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Acts of Goodness

Acts of goodness refer to selfless actions that positively impact others, ranging from small gestures to larger community service efforts. Key values associated with these acts include empathy, compassion, kindness, and generosity, which are essential for fostering a supportive society. The document also highlights specific needs within various communities, emphasizing the role of faith and moral values in promoting goodness, particularly in Filipino culture.

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Acts of

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RVE - 8 LESSON 4.3
What is
an Act ofselfless actions that positively
Acts of goodness are kind,

Goodnes gestures, such as helping a


impact others. These can be small

s? classmate with their schoolwork,


or bigger efforts, like
participating in community
service. When people perform
acts of goodness, they show care
and concern for others without
expecting anything in return.
Key Ideas:
What is • Empathy: Understanding the

an Act of feelings and perspectives of


others.
Goodnes • Compassion: Showing concern
and care for others' suffering
s? and acting to alleviate it.
• Kindness: Acting with
consideration, respect, and
goodwill toward others.
• Generosity: Offering time,
resources, or help without
expecting anything in return.
Acts of • Helping someone in need.
• Offering a word of
Goodnes encouragement or support.

s: • Volunteering time
resources for a cause.
or

• Demonstrating patience and


understanding in difficult
situations.
• Random acts of kindness,
like paying for someone’s
coffee.
Core
Acts of goodness reflect important values
that help create a compassionate and

Values
supportive society. Some of these values
include:
• Kindness – Showing warmth and

in Acts consideration towards others, such as


comforting a friend who is feeling sad.

of • Generosity – Willingly sharing resources,


time, or effort to help those in need.

Goodn
• Respect – Treating people with politeness
and understanding, regardless of

ess
differences.
Compassion – Being sensitive to the feelings
of others and taking action to help them.
Acts of Goodness in
Filipino Culture
In the Philippines, acts of goodness are deeply rooted
in cultural traditions. Some examples include:
• Bayanihan – The Filipino spirit of communal unity,
where people help each other, such as neighbors
working together to assist those in need.
• Pakikisama – The practice of maintaining
harmonious relationships by being considerate and
cooperative with others.
• Paggalang sa Nakatatanda – Showing respect to
elders through simple acts like using po and opo, or
assisting them with daily tasks.
Pagtutulungan sa Pamilya – Helping family members
with household chores or responsibilities without being
Here are some specific needs that
the youth can address through
acts of goodness:
1.Marginalized Individuals (Poor, Homeless,
and Underprivileged)

⚬ Basic necessities: Food, clean water,


clothing, and shelter
⚬ Access to education and learning
materials
⚬ Medical assistance and hygiene products
Emotional support and encouragement
Here are some specific needs that
the youth can address through
acts of goodness:
1.Indigenous Peoples (IPs)

• Respect and preservation of their


culture and traditions
• Access to quality education and
literacy programs
• Health and wellness support,
including medical missions
• Protection of their ancestral lands
and natural resources
Here are some specific needs that
the youth can address through
acts of goodness:
1.Differently-Abled Individuals

• Inclusion and equal opportunities in


education and society
• Accessibility (ramps, assistive tools,
and sign language communication)
• Emotional support and
understanding from peers
• Advocacy for their rights and needs
Here are some specific needs that
the youth can address through
acts of goodness:
1.Elderly People

• Companionship and emotional


support to combat loneliness
• Assistance in daily tasks like
carrying groceries or cleaning
• Health and wellness support
(medications, exercise programs)
• Respect and appreciation for their
wisdom and experiences
Here are some specific needs that
the youth can address through
acts of goodness:
1.Children in Orphanages or Street
Children

• Loving care and attention


• Educational support like books,
school supplies, and tutoring
• Recreational activities for social
development
• Nutritious food and clean living
conditions
Here are some specific needs that
the youth can address through
acts of goodness:
1.Environment and Animals

• Tree planting and clean-up drives to


protect nature
• Advocacy for wildlife protection and
reducing animal cruelty
• Feeding stray animals and
supporting shelters
• Reducing waste and promoting
sustainable practices
The Impact of
Goodness on
Society
Acts of goodness play a vital
role in shaping a peaceful
and harmonious environment
in different areas of life—at
home, in school, and in the
community. When people
choose to be kind and
selfless, they contribute to a
culture of respect,
cooperation, and
Goodness fosters strong and healthy
How Goodness relationships by building trust and mutual

Strengthens respect. When people treat each other with


kindness, they develop deeper connections
Relationships and create a supportive community. Some
examples include:
• At Home – Siblings helping each other
with chores or children showing
appreciation to their parents.
• In School – Students assisting
classmates in their studies or showing
respect to teachers and school staff.
• In the Community – Neighbors helping
one another during emergencies or
people volunteering for charitable
activities.
Goodness
WhenPromotes
individuals Unity
practice
goodness, they encourage a spirit
of togetherness. In Filipino culture,
bayanihan (helping one another) is
a great example of how acts of
kindness strengthen a community.
Whether it’s sharing food with
those in need or working together
on a community project, acts of
goodness bring people closer and
promote unity.
The Ripple Even the smallest act of
goodness can inspire
Effect of others to do the same,
creating a ripple effect. A
Good simple smile, a kind word,

Deeds or a helping hand can


brighten someone’s day
and encourage them to
spread kindness to others.
This chain reaction leads
to a more compassionate
and positive society.
The Role of Faith and
Moral Values in Acts
of Goodness
Faith and moral values play a significant
role in guiding people to do good deeds.
Many religions, including Christianity,
emphasize the importance of kindness,
compassion, and helping others as
essential parts of living a moral life. For
Filipinos, whose culture is deeply rooted in
faith, acts of goodness are often seen as a
reflection of one's love for God and fellow
human beings.
Christian Teachings
on Doing Good
In Christianity, Jesus Christ taught about
love, service, and selflessness. He
emphasized that true faith is not just
about belief but also about action—
helping the poor, comforting the sick,
and showing kindness to everyone. The
Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke
10:25-37) is one example of how Jesus
encouraged people to care for others,
regardless of differences.
Christian Teachings
on Doing Good
Many saints, like Saint Roch, dedicated
their lives to serving the sick and the
needy. His life serves as an inspiration
to be compassionate and to help those
who are suffering. By following these
examples, we grow spiritually and
contribute to a kinder world.
Acts of Goodness and the
School’s Core Values
(S.E.R.V.E.)
Goodness is not only a religious or
personal virtue—it is also a
foundation for strong communities.
The school’s core values,
Stewardship, Empathy, Resilience,
Valor, and Excellence (S.E.R.V.E.),
align with the practice of doing
good:
Acts of Goodness and the
School’s Core Values
• Stewardship(S.E.R.V.E.)
– Taking care of God’s
blessings by helping and serving
others.
• Empathy – Understanding and
sharing the feelings of those who
are struggling.
• Resilience – Remaining kind and
compassionate even in difficult
times.
• Valor – Being brave in standing up
for what is right and helping those
Thanky
ou!
Directions: Design a personal action plan that outlines three specific
acts of goodness you will commit to within the next month in your
school or community. For each act, include:
1.What you will do (specific action).
2.When you will do it (timeline).
3.How it will help others (impact).
4.How you will measure your success (criteria for evaluation).
Your action plan should be clear, realistic, and achievable within the
given timeframe.
Example:
Personal Action Plan: Acts of Goodness
Name: ______________________
Grade: 8 - (Section)
Date: ______________________

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