If everyone helped someone else each day, could the world possibly run out of people to help?
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Even in the US a tremendous amount of people live in poverty. It'd be more than a little bit of help every day for them to be not in "poverty", and the US is one of the better off areas of the world. While I've never been to sub-saharan Africa, I've been out of the country, and in some of the poorest areas of this country to know that, quite simply, some people need far more than a little bit of help.
Poverty aside, we also all have little problems. I could use some help with some of mine, and you, yours. If someone helped me every day, I'm sure I'll have new problems that pop up in time.
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