When we say Good Humans, we don’t mean perfect people. We mean the ones who try their best to do what’s right, even when life’s been messy or unfair. We believe being a good human is about showing up with kindness, honesty, empathy, and respect — not titles, money, or status. You don’t have to fit into a program or a label. You just have to care. Because in a world that can be loud and divided, small acts of goodness still matter — and they add up. 🌎✨

There’s a quote I love that says, “Be the reason someone believes in good people.” And if there’s one thing life has taught me, it’s that good humans really do exist — sometimes they just need a little help finding each other. I’ve lived through a lifetime of what I call “bad timing and bad luck.” Like so many people, I’ve had moments that turned my world upside down — not because I made terrible choices, but because life just happened. Health challenges, financial struggles, and setbacks that seemed to pile on one after another. But even in those hardest seasons, there was always someone — a kind neighbor, a caring friend, or even a stranger — who showed up. Sometimes with words, sometimes with a small gesture. And those moments reminded me that good humans still exist. That’s how The Good Humans Society was born. 💛 Our mission is simple: Good humans doing good deeds for good people. We help people who’ve fallen on tough times through no fault of their own — the ones who are trying their best, but just need a little lift. There’s no politics. No judgment. No red tape. Just good humans stepping up for other good humans. This isn’t just about charity — it’s about community. It’s about the ripple effect that happens when one small act of kindness changes someone’s day… or their entire life. If you’re reading this, you’re already part of the movement. Maybe you’ve helped someone without realizing how much it mattered. Or maybe you could use a little kindness right now. Either way, you belong here. Welcome to The Good Humans Society. Let’s make the world a little brighter, one good deed at a time. 💛

Some folks have asked why we focus on helping good people who’ve fallen on tough times through no fault of their own. It’s a fair question — and honestly, it’s because this mission is deeply personal to me. There are already so many wonderful programs that help people in all kinds of situations, but sometimes the ones who’ve done everything “right” still end up needing help… and there’s no place for them to turn. That’s where The Good Humans Society steps in. 🌟 We’re here for: 💛 Families hit hard by unexpected medical bills 💛 Workers who lost jobs due to layoffs, not choices 💛 Caregivers who give so much to others, they forget themselves We believe kindness shouldn’t come with judgment or politics — just Good Humans doing Good Deeds for Good People. If you’ve ever wished the world had more kindness in it… welcome home. 🫶 #TheGoodHumans #BeAGoodHuman #KindnessMatters #GoodHumansDoingGoodDeeds

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President / Chair - Leads board meetings and ensures things stay on track - Works closely with founder/ED on vision & strategy - Represents the nonprofit publicly (events, community, media) Vice President / Vice Chair - Steps in when the Chair isn’t available - Helps coordinate committees (fundraising, outreach, etc.) - Supports project follow-through between meetings Secretary - Keeps accurate minutes of meetings - Maintains records, bylaws, and filings - Makes sure the board stays in compliance with state/federal rules Treasurer - Oversees finances, budgets, and bank accounts - Works with accountant/bookkeeper on filings - Gives financial reports to the board regularly Fundraising / Development Chair (optional role) - Leads donor outreach and fundraising events - Helps organize campaigns like Founding Good Humans - Encourages other board members to participate in fundraising Community Outreach / Membership Chair (optional role) - Builds partnerships with community groups and local leaders - Helps recruit members and grow “chapters” in the future - Supports communications and volunteer engagement