Givers vs Takers
Community Impact
Civic Engagement & Volunteering
Green & Mentorship
Before I Die Project
100

This type of giver can burn out because they always put others first.

Who are selfless givers who don’t set boundaries?

100

Name one way to support local creatives besides shopping.

Attend local festivals, art shows, or performances.

100

Name an online platform (other than VolunteerMatch) for finding volunteer opportunities.

100

Besides using a reusable bottle, name another habit that reduces single-use plastic.

Bringing reusable shopping bags.

100

What is the main purpose of the 'Before I Die' project?

To create a public space where people share their hopes and reflect on what matters.

200

According to Adam Grant, doing this helps givers avoid being exploited.

What is being generous but assertively saying no to takers?

200

What is the economic benefit of buying from farmers’ markets?

More of your money stays within the community and supports local growers.

200

How can volunteering at a community garden strengthen civic engagement?

It fosters teamwork and stewardship of shared spaces.

200

Name one strategy to minimize food waste besides freezing leftovers.

Composting scraps or meal-planning to use ingredients efficiently.

200

Name one emotion people often express on the wall.

Hope or longing.

300

How does Grant argue that generosity can lead to higher performance?

Givers build strong networks and long-term cooperation.

300

How does participating in mentoring programs impact a community?

It develops leadership in mentors and provides guidance for youth.

300

Why is serving on a nonprofit board beneficial?

It builds leadership skills and supports community organizations.

300

Why is reverse mentoring valuable?

Younger employees teach older colleagues about new technologies, fostering mutual learning.

300

How has the project expanded beyond chalkboards?

It has inspired digital boards and interactive installations worldwide.

400

What can managers do to encourage a culture of giving?

Recognize and reward collaborative behavior and discourage selfishness.

400

Name one local planning decision you can influence by completing a survey.

Transportation improvements or park development.

400

What civic skill can you develop by attending public hearings?

Public speaking and advocacy.

400

What local resource can connect you with a mentor?

Chamber of Commerce events, alumni networks or professional associations.

400

What does the phrase 'life is brief and tender' remind us of?

That we should focus on what truly matters because our time is limited.

500

Give an example of a 'taker' behaviour that harms teams.

Claiming credit for others’ work or refusing to share resources.

500

Why is it important for young professionals to vote in local elections?

Local elections shape policies, budgets and services that affect their daily lives.

500

How does networking with local leaders help drive community change?   

t builds relationships that can influence decisions and mobilize resources

500

How does mentoring benefit both mentor and mentee?

Both gain knowledge, expand networks and experience personal satisfaction.

500

How could creating a similar wall on campus promote civic engagement?

It sparks conversations, connects students and surfaces shared values about community improvement.

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