Write about a moment when you felt you had the power to make a difference in someone else's life.

 A moment I felt that I had the power to make a difference in someone elses life was when I saw a homeless family and I thought about helping them. The family consisted of three people, a mom and her two kids. It was a sad sight to see as me and my mom went into the store to buy groceries. I couldn't help but think about the homeless family and how unfair it was to see her struggling while me and my family are doing well. I decided that I wanted to help so I bought some food for them. I gave them the food and the women thanked me, her tears of joy and smile on her face was so heartwarming and I hoped that I had made a difference in her life.

Today was a virtual day.

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