COVID-19 Has Ushered in Generosity

Traditionally when people are in need, there is a desire among members of the American public to rise up to the occasion and seek to help the problems plaguing the populace. There has recently been an influx of a younger breed of philanthropists like Josh Nass who have sought to do the same.

Generosity comes in many forms and the Coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated that there are a wide array of different measures people from all social strata can take, in order to execute appropriately to help their fellow man. We have seen citizens across the globe try to help others with social and healthcare issues during this horrible pandemic.

Josh Nass and others like him are unique in that they don’t illustrate what one thinks of in terms of the typical philanthropist. One does not need to give only material items in order to qualify as being generous or philanthropic. Instead, it can be a way of life for some people.

Indeed, during the Coronavirus pandemic there was an outpouring of support among people of all faiths to their fellow man to help them attain essential needs. Whether that be for nourishment or for daily needs. What this reaction on the part of humanity demonstrates, is a deep and abiding love for one’s fellow man. It’s no secret that the American people are the most generous people of all of mankind. This view has only been reaffirmed as we’ve seen the outpouring of generosity and support those in vulnerable positions have received, throughout this pandemic.

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