I’ll Be Home for Christmas … alone

by The 100 Companies December 20, 2022

December 20, 2022

Studies show that a third of people (36%) are too embarrassed to admit they are lonely at Christmas. (Photo courtesy of Drew Coffman)

“I’ll Be Home for Christmas” … alone. Sound depressing? Spending the holidays without family doesn’t have to be. Maybe you have to work or can’t afford to travel. Whatever the reason, writer Natalia Lusinski says there are many ways we can all find joy away from home:

“Volunteer… you can find many places who could use volunteers, especially around the holidays. Whether you feed the homeless Christmas dinner, or visit people at a hospital or nursing home, somebody needs you, somewhere.”

Research also shows that volunteering is good for the soul. Check out the rest of her list on TheZoeReport.com.

– Vicki Locke, C2 Communications