ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What if your creativity could become a simple but powerful act of service?
In memory of her mother, Angela Wilson launched the Instagram account Gifts No One Asked For, a heartfelt service project where she creates watercolor postcards and hand-lettered calligraphy art — and gives them away for free. Anyone can request a custom piece to send to a friend, family member, or loved one who could use encouragement, hope, or a reminder that they are not alone.
In just over a year, Angela has fulfilled more than 1,000 requests, delivering uplifting artwork to all 50 states and 10 countries. Along the way, she’s received messages letting her know how her small acts of kindness have brought comfort, healing, and joy during difficult seasons.
In this episode of the Do Something More Podcast, Angela shares how she turned grief into service, how starting before feeling “ready” made all the difference, and why you don’t have to be perfect — or the best — to make a meaningful impact. If you’ve ever had an idea to use your talents, creativity, or passions to give back, this episode will inspire you to start now and grow along the way.
Listen to Episode 116 to hear Angela’s inspiring story and discover how you can use your unique gifts to serve, volunteer, and make a difference in your own community.
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Gifts No One Asked For Instagram
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