Howard Wu and Give a Stranger 10 Bucks Day

Inspired by Reed Sandridge, Howard Wu decided October 10, 2010, with the date expressed as 10/10/10, would be the perfect day to have Give a Stranger 10 Bucks Day.

Those not familiar with 365 Days of Giving may enjoy knowing that Reed Sandridge gives $10.00 to one person every day, and intends to do this for one year. His year began on the anniversary of his mother's death on December 15th,2010. Reed lost his job, and although on unemployment, felt he should reach out to others because his mother taught him he should. Read more about Sandridge by using the link below this article.

Following Reed's adventures during his 365 Days of Giving has been fun and eye opening and Howard Wu states this hasinspired him to call for a Give a Stranger 10 Bucks Day. Most realize all that is going on in the world, and Reed's articles about individuals he meets are serious reminders of where we stand.

Howard Wu knew that October 10, 2010 would be the perfect day to give one stranger $10.00. Many can't do what Reed Sandridge is determined to do: Give $10 to one person every day for 365 days. However, on occasion most can give something to the person on the street looking for help. Learn more about what Howard Wu has to say about his idea of Give a Stranger 10 Bucks Day by clicking on his name in the sources section of this article.

In the case of Reed Sandridge, the recipients are not always looking for someone to give them something. Reed will often approach those working where he happens to be, or someone enjoying a meal where Reed is as well. Reed then gets permission to snap a photo, asks for some info to stay in contact with the person, and likes to know what will be done with the $10.00.

Most people Reed Sandridge speaks with give a few details about their life, and as Reed has stated, he has no way of knowing if he is being told the truth. It just doesn't matter.

Howard Wu has not suggested getting any specifics from the stranger given $10 on Give a Stranger 10 Bucks Day. If for some reason you miss the 10/10/10 date, perhaps you can still donate $10 to a stranger.

Visit Reed's site and read the details about the Year of Giving. And don't forget to give a stranger $10 on Give a Stranger 10 Bucks Day. A note can be left for Howard Wu about his efforts on his Facebook page by using clicking on his name below.

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Reed Sandridge

Howard Wu