This ongoing post is for those who want to do more good – but may not know where to start. We’re compiling thoughts from experts around the country (although hey, we’re partial to the Austin area) to help give you all the advice and insight you need with just one click.

Food rescue all-star Julie Webb, who’s single-handedly rescued over 150,000 pounds of food from the landfill, is our 88th RecognizeGood Legend.

This group of men, women, and young people (you read correctly) is built around two things – great facial hair and service to others.

“Because recovery is possible – we’ve seen it, it happens all the time.”

Besher is a tap-dancing 7^th-grader who has used his unique talents and bright personality to become the single largest donor to Women’s Storybook Project with over 1,500 books donated.

This Austin chapter of the nation’s oldest sorority founded by black, college-educated women has been serving our community for over eight decades.

Ann Hart has volunteered in the autism community for 30 years, giving countless hours to impact thousands of families through Autism Society of Texas.

From comforting families in medical crisis to leadership in the board room, Elizabeth Williams has carried on her mother’s legacy for over 34 years of volunteer service!

Randy launched the first all-volunteer emergency canteen for The Salvation Army Austin in 2012, and since then has impacted the lives of tens of thousands of disaster and emergency victims.

RecognizeGood is proud to announce the recipients of the 2019 Ethics in Business Awards. The announcements were made at the annual awards luncheon, held on May 23rd at the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center where nearly 700 attendees gathered to celebrate and network. RecognizeGood board members Bobby Jenkins (President, ABC Home & Commercial Services) and …

The 100% volunteer organization was chartered in April of 1988, and aims to promote sisterhood among their members while providing service to their community.

The 2019 Say Thanks, Austin campaign Closing Ceremony was filled with joyful tears and sincerest expressions of gratitude towards the nine local volunteers who have worked tirelessly to impact our community for GOOD.

There’s plenty of good happening all around us, right here in the Austin area – all you have to do is shine the light! Opportunities to show your gratitude are endless, but by making your Thank You public through this website, you have the chance to inspire others. Join our effort today!