#FeedTheDeed Puts A Positive Spin On The Wildly Popular And Deadly Internet Drinking Game #NekNominations.

Image of homeless man and his dog.

Social media has tremendous global reach and kindness is contagious. Together, they form the foundation for the #FeedTheDeed Movement. After watching this Youtube video, Josh Stern caught a vision for replicating the popular (and lethal) internet drinking game #NekNominations, but with a positive twist. In February of 2014, he created the hashtag #FeedTheDeed and partnered with Kindness Counts to start a global social media movement for good.

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Instead of challenging your friends to outdo your alcohol consumption, as in Neknominations, the purpose of #FeedTheDeed is to challenge your friends to outdo your acts of kindness. To participate, all you need to do is perform a good deed for someone, document it, and challenge a friend or family member via social media using the hashtag #FeedTheDeed. Simple idea that could have a global impact.

Here’s Josh explaining and demonstrating #FeedTheDeed:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1iCNm-uqko

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