I'm happy to support the Doordasher & GrubHub delivery drivers, I'm seeing those drivers pull up in the usual vehicles in addition to the non usual, one being a late model Mercedes, wow! Probably had 20 deliveries in the past 30 days, a new record. Small things, but happy to be in the position to engage in the patriotic duty of spending these days.

What's not good, I've gained a couple pounds. WingStop's boneless spicy hot chicken wings is my newest addiction!

I have never heard of the "Here for good" movement prior to this question.

Is "Here for Good" a national movement?  What have I done?  I try to buy some gift cards from local restaurants that I love, buy takeout and leave a bigger tip than if I was served in the store and do my best to buy anything I need from a local store.

I have found the "good neighbor policy" beneficial in the many ways

This is the first I've heard of such a movement but, I do support local businesses with a branded t-shirt purchase.

Conversely, I provide my own branded shirts at no charge. Perhaps I need to charge $1 - to qualify for the Here for Good movement!

For our local Keller Williams office, we are dedicating Red Day, which is designated as a national day of service by Keller Williams Realty, to supporting our local business.

I will be getting take out from a family owned restaurant where we have dined many times over the years. I certainly want to see them service this very challenging environment for small businesses.

Annette,

I have not seen anything like that in town or here in our village. We have not stopped promoting our locals. and the last thing I need is a Tshirt or another branded hat.  A

This is the first I m hearing of "Here for Good". 

I don’t brag on my Golden Rule acts of kindness but we’ve done a lot for local teachers, musicians and professional roadies with our purposeful purchases. I’ll leave it at that.