This is a submission for the Weekend Challenge: Generosity Edition
What I Built
KindDrop takes what you already have and turns it into one small act of generosity you can finish today.
The idea came from noticing something about myself. I'd read about some cause, feel like I should do something, and then not do anything, because the gap between "I want to help" and "here is the specific thing I'm doing in the next half hour" was too wide to cross on a Tuesday evening. Most of the tools out there assume the missing piece is money or information. You get a directory, a list of charities, a volunteer board. But a list is just the problem restated. You still have to do the hard part yourself, and most of us close the tab.
So KindDrop asks four questions instead. What can you offer, how much time do you have, who do you care about, and what are your constraints. Then it gives you one plan. Just one, because giving someone ten options to choose from is how you end up back where you started.
