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Hi Ellen, Frist off I would like to say CONGRATS to you and Portia. I know you two are very happy. I love to help people. I don't have much but I would share it with anyone that needed it. I took in a homeless man for over 2 years and never asked him for anything. He didn't have any money so his family didn't want him nd he was old and sick but someone had to help him. And I would do it again and again.I let my best friends son stay with me andhe almost burned my apartment down not once but twice.Oh and I wanted to add that it was great seeing Tony on the other day.Stryker is good but Tony was like the best. I sure miss seeing him but he looks happy.Take care and looking forward to seeing your new digs.

Kathy Conklin

Hi.please send me Dr Dyer's email if you can.i need it
thank you

I would love a show on everyday people making a difference. We all know of the big givers. Often it seems to the average person that they cannot make a difference. A cause seems to large to impact and yet even a drop of water can impact a rock. A show like this would give each person an opportunity to draw attention to their causes and inspire others. It would be a miracle for me to be able to be able to be a voice for the Haitian people and draw attention to their pain. I work at times seven days a week at a steakhouse as a waitress. I send 1/2 of a each nights tips to bring relief. In my waitress book I carry with me a picture of Haitian children to remind me even in tough times why I work. I work for them.

Ellen,
I just really love your show. Good deeds that I do are just everyday stuff to me. However the one thing that I do everyday and that is raining and training service dogs. My first dog I received in October of 2005. Her name was Fayth and she was my son's and mine first. Fayth was such a joy to raise and train. As she grew older and we took her every where we always encountered the question how can you raise such a beautiful dog and then give her up? Well we said yes it will be hard to let her o when its time but knowing what she is going to do for someone makes it all worth it. We tend to take for granted using our hands and our feet and never give it a thought about using them until you no longer have the use of them. Fayth was going to go to a child and just the thought that this child was going to be able to do things that they never were able to do before makes all the time and work and love that goes into training these dogs makes it all worth while. When you train these dogs it is a 24/7 job. The dog goes with you everywhere and you constantly work with them. You have to be very dedicated and loving to train and raise a service dog. I don't think that there is a feeling any better on this earth when your dog is placed with new owner and knowing that you helped to give this person either a child or an adult a life that they never thought that they could ever have. My Fayth went to a little girl and what a life they have now. My passion in life is training these dogs. I couldn't imagine my life any more without a dog. In fact I am trying to raise the money so I can go to school and become certified in this field. Then next obtain puppies and train them and give them to people that would love to have a service dog but in no way could ever afford one. My way of giving back is this and some day I will do this. But if you ever want a rush that is beyond belief raise a service dog for someone, its so totally awesome. I don't know if this is what you are looking for but this is how I give back every day of my life. Raising a service dog for the handicapped. Thank you for your show and for you. Rusty Bradley

When left in motor home for annual "across the U.S." in 8/01 I thought how I cound serve on the road.Created PEACE PACKETS, 3 prayers in plastic baggie and tie with yellow ribbon. In the beginning we tied trees in campgrounds & RV parks. Then tied wherever inspired to; raining in N.J. capitol, tree waiting for overhead train in Chicago, Museum in L.A., doctors parking lots where we live. I have tied or given out several hundred & have no idea what reaction is. They are hung with love & I trust that they are taken down by folks who are inspired or comforted. I have done several hundred & have no idea what reaction is. Even those thrown away have fulfilled teir purpose for there are no coincidences in the universe. We also include SPIRIT CARDS, MAY THERE BE LOVE, PEACE, AND JOY IN YOUR LIFE AND THE LIVES OF YOUR LOVED ONES. We sign "Patricia and Morgan". Leave with tips in restaurants and in our outgoing mail. Card was created without any religious words, just a message of love. I carry coin purse with red glass hearts and butterflies & pewter angels & hearts. These I give whenever Spirit inspires me. This is my purpose--to promote love, kindness & peace on our planet.

Hi all,

A few years back my neighbor gave me some concert tickets. I looked at him and said "I can't pay you for these. What can I do for you?". He told me to make him cookies. Over the years I have baked him lots of cookies, more than enough to pay for the tickets. Recently I learned that this neighbor had pancreatic cancer. As a result of that diagnosis he is now diabetic. So I can't make him cookies anymore. He's lost more then 40 pounds due to the cancer and it's treatment. Now I make him dinner. I always make too much for myself. Being a cancer survivor myself, I know how important little things like someone making you dinner can be.

Get a gift, pass it on. In the end it will make the world a better place.

Hi Ellen & Staff!

My mother in law Christine Nimeth has been raising funds on her own meritt to build schools in Africa, for no other reason then to educate our next generation, so we can all have a better world. Her charity is called Heart to Heart and she see's this as a hand up not a hand out. With the first $10,000. she raised she built a small school room with indoor plumbing in Kitonga a small village in east Africa. She also used all local builders and local teachers knowing that this is much more than a school it is a community. Ellen with mothers day just around the corner I feel the need to let you know what a beautiful and kind woman my mother in law is. Christine is also a huge fan of Dr. Wayne Dyer, and has been following his words of encouragement for years. Have a wonderful Mothers Day (all those furry babies), all my best to you and your family.
Danielle Nimeth
xoxoxo

hi ellen, first and far most let me tell u that your show makes me very happy and i cant wait each day to watch you and your guest. my good deed is to me just doing what i feel is right, not so much a good deed, i mow my elderly neighbors yard twice a month, i take one neibbor to her dialysis treatment when her husband cant which i load and unload the wheelchair and get her inside for her treatment, also every friday i take my elderly father who lives in a house that most couldnt possible live in, after the hurricane several years ago here in fla he lost his roof which he did get help financally for roof but not inside and entire home was soaked from floor walls to ceiling and my dad lives on 800 a month and i cant afford to fix his house either, just a horrible condition, but back to what i can do, which i pick him up every friday and take him to garage sales and thrift stores and to lunch it really brightens up his little world. but i do love him even though he is my step father. and i bake cakes and other good treats to give to all neigbors and my dad as often as i can. i would love to get some help for him somehow someway as there is no one else in my family that will do anything or help out in any way, they wont even bother to pick up the phone to call him. its very sad. my precious mother passed away 14 years ago so i have been my 86 year old step dads only bright light for him, and i thank God i am healthy enough to do this. thanks ellen for all the good u do and for being you.
lots of hugs
donna ezell

Hi Ellen...
I would like to say that I have watched you in everything you have done; from back in your days at "THE IMPROV", ETC....
Anyhow, I was spending my retirement savings filling my truck with gas the other day and at the next pump was a family with a truck that broke down. It was a very warm day for this time of year in Maine and they had four kids with them: one was an infant.
I got thinking about your show and thought this is my time for the "DOING GOOD CHALLENGE". After we determined that it was the starter, I gave the young father a ride to the auto parts store so he could get a new starter; only to find out he didn't have enough money to purchase it.
Again, thinking of you, I gave the man the money that he needed to make his purchase: and what a good feeling I had inside after doing this.
After getting back to the vehicle, he wanted my name and address to send me my money back, at which time, I told him to just pass the favor on and to keep the kindness going.
In this day and age there needs to be more helping and caring of one another instead of the verbal, physical, and mental abuse that I/we see every day.
People need to remember that one good deed will come back ten-fold: someday we may be the one needing that little helping hand.

Thank You Ellen for being you. Your big heart, smile, kindness, compassion, and caring for people will not/does not go un-noticed. You are such a HUGE, BIG, influence to people; there needs to be more Ellen's in this world today.

Thank you...

Sincerely, A life-long friend and fan... Tony