Social Media for Good

One of the best ways we can support our LGBTQ+ community members is by uplifting their voices. Here are a handful of incredible LGBTQ+ creators and leaders to follow today.

This transgender TikTok creator decided to respond to his hate comments with a joyful approach: Dancing to the Macarena.

YouTubers and “Nerdfighters” have raised more than $23 million to make a difference and “decrease world suck.”

Hank and John Green’s annual charity livestream, Project for Awesome, has become a cornerstone of their online community. 

The story of Pizza John and a community of Nerdfighters making the world a better place... in the weirdest way possible.

Recommendations on the best subreddits on Reddit that can help you be more sustainable, reduce waste, and care for Earth.

A blend of green thumbs and powerful narratives, @blackmenwithgardens on Instagram provides a heartfelt look at Black men’s affinity for gardening and their broader stories.

Giving Tuesday takes place on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving. Whether you’ve been saving your spare change for this moment all year, or you’re new to Giving Tuesday, we’ve compiled a guide on celebrating this annual tradition of altruism. 

Taylor Swift's Brazilian fans have mobilized to do good while projecting a welcome letter to the pop star on the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio.

Internet creator, author, and philanthropist Hank Green used his time receiving cancer treatment to design socks that give back.

The educator — famous for her educational YouTube videos — wants to partner with Cameo to raise money for children living in Gaza, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Ukraine.

The YouTube mechanic shares a money-saving hack that uses kitchen staples to remove ‘every speck’ of rust from metal objects.