Get involved
Good grows
with all of us.
Your time. Your voice. Your perspective.
There is more than one way to care.
A story you share. A skill you bring. A connection you make. Small contributions can help an idea find its people.
A project taking shape. A place for kindness to begin.
Make room to listen.
Let a story travel.
See what could be.
Shared possibility.
A little from each of us.
You don’t have to do everything.
Start with something.
01 / A place to begin
Find your
kind of kindness.
Start with what feels natural. A few minutes of attention can be the first step towards a deeper connection.
Give your attention.
Choose a film from the Geradėjas archive. Take time to listen to the person in it, beyond a title or a first impression.
SOMETHING YOU CAN DO TODAYExplore the stories
Pass a story on.
If a film stays with you, share its original link with someone who might care. Add a few words about what made you stop and think.
ONE PERSON CAN BE A STARTFind a story to share
Bring your perspective.
Think about the skills, experiences, or community connections you could offer as the project develops its next chapter.
POSSIBILITIES FOR WHAT COMES NEXTExplore the possibilities
02 / More than one way to contribute
What comes
naturally to you
could matter here.
Some people find the right words. Some make things work. Others know how to bring a room together.
These are possibilities we see for the future, as the project grows. Specific opportunities will need a clear purpose, a realistic commitment, and care for everyone involved.
A useful question:
“What could I bring?”
Words & creativity
Writing, design, photography, or translation. Helping people understand an idea and making room for someone’s own voice.
Practical know-how
Planning, organisation, or technology. Bringing patience and a useful skill to the details behind a thoughtful project.
Local connections
A community group, a workplace, or people with a shared interest. Knowing who might connect with the purpose and why.
A different perspective
Thoughtful questions and lived experience. Noticing what could be clearer, more welcoming, or easier to understand.
03 / How we approach it
Good intentions.
A little thoughtfulness.
How we take part matters as much as the wish to help.
Start with understanding.
Make space for the person’s perspective before deciding what they might need.
Keep the person at the centre.
Share public stories in their original context. Let people choose how their own experiences are told.
Begin with what you can give.
A small, considered contribution is a good place to start. Choose something that fits your time and abilities.
Where we are today
At the beginning.
Open to possibility.
This is a place to get to know the project, watch the original films, and share the idea with others.
Our future fundraising platform is still being developed. Donations, campaign creation, and accounts are not available. There is no volunteer application or partner programme open on this website yet.
For now, the invitation is simple: get to know the stories and think about the part you could play.
Before you begin
A few
helpful answers.
Do I need a special skill to take part?
No. Watching a film, listening with care, or sharing a story with a friend are simple ways to begin. Future opportunities may call for particular skills, but kindness does not need a job title.
How should I share a story?
Use the original film or the Stories page link, and add your own thoughtful introduction. Keep the context intact: these are archive films, not active fundraising campaigns.
Can my organisation get involved?
Community groups, businesses, and creative teams can start by exploring the project’s purpose and considering where their experience might fit. A formal partnership process is not open yet.
Your next small step
One story.
A place to begin.
You don’t have to know the whole journey.
Start by getting to know a person.
There is room for your kind of good.