
AURA ENGINE
AURA ENGINE is an experimental automated "kindness engine" for New York City that carries out small online good deeds, each logged with a receipt, and maps the mood of each borough.
App to find events, socialize with volunteers, and track impact.
GoodActs began in 2025, born out of a simple question: why is it still so hard to volunteer? Who it's for: GoodActs is for anyone who wants to make a difference — high schoolers building their college applications, pre-med students logging required community service hours, and everyday people looking for meaningful ways to get involved in their community. What it does: Users can discover local volunteer events, connect with fellow volunteers, and track their service hours — all in one place. The hour-tracking feature has been particularly popular with students who need verified records of their community service. The impact: GoodActs is live and actively connecting San Diegans to causes they care about, with a growing list of local volunteer opportunities available on the platform today. How you can help: 📱 Download the app at Goodactsapp.com and start volunteering 🤝 Partner with us — nonprofits and organizations can list their events and reach motivated volunteers 📣 Spread the word — share GoodActs with a student, a friend, or a community group who could use it GoodActs is free. Always.


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