This website collects the good deeds, small and big, done by the people of Vaasa and tracks the number of good deeds we will collectively accomplish by August 2024!
Did you enter your good deed in the tracker yet? Or are you here to find out what the deal is? In any case, thank you for being here!
Making others happy, helping others, and caring for the environment increases everyone’s happiness. And that’s what we in Vaasa are good at – after all, our goal is to be the happiest city in the world!
Some good deeds will be published and shared with others as inspiration and encouragement. You’ll find tips and examples on this page. Don’t forget to follow the city’s social media channels!
P.S. Remember to report your good deeds so that they show up in the counter. Share it also on social media using #GoodDeedsVaasa
Small deeds can make a big difference, and we all can do our part to build a better tomorrow. Read about the good deeds of people and organisations in Vaasa below and get inspired! What could you do for someone else?
In Vaasa, the Year of Good Deeds is underway, with both small and large acts of kindness already totaling over 3000 recorded instances in the online counter. Soon, throughout Vaasa, you can discover knitted artworks that bring happiness to their finder - and to others! The creators of these joyful bugsies can be found at Taikon.
Learn more about this good deedVamia's students and staff did good deeds during the National Sustainable Development Week from 25–29 September 2023. During the week, they reduced food waste, organised a flea market, and held various workshops on green transition at Vamia's Hansa and Sampo campuses.
Learn more about this good deedVolunteering is good deed at its best! Check out the good deeds of Helena Kyröläinen and Harry Swanljung from the Vaasan Kävelyklubi ry, Hanken student and tutor Milla Ilmarinen, and the Vaasa-based benefactor Marianne Ala-Kitula in the VaasaCast podcast episode.
Learn more about this good deedSchools and daycares have joined the Year of Good Deeds! In Ristinummi daycare centre, for example, a heart of good deeds has been created, and thank-you cards have been sent to those who perform everyday acts of kindness.
Learn more about this good deedOnkilahti Comprehensive School celebrated a month of good deeds, where pupils organised musical performances and developed a Christmas calendar of good deeds.
Learn more about this good deedRonja detects and reports on good deeds done by residents. You might spot Ronja interviewing, filming, or asking residents for tips on good deeds. So don't be surprised if you see Ronja lurking in the bushes or curiously peeking around the corner. Tip the Good Deed Detective at hyvateko@vaasa.fi
There are small and big acts of doing good deeds. There are many ordinary things we do that bring joy and help others. Here are a few tips to get you started!