Tiny dust
Dust, an ordinary citizen of Qingdao, made a large donation to the disaster area without leaving his name several times; Dust, a caring group, frequently appears in various public welfare activities in Qingdao; Dust is a symbol of caring for others, and the donation box and badge named after it walk into the streets of the island city; Dust is a record of the history of urban civilization, and all its materials are permanently collected by Qingdao Archives Bureau. ...
At the end of 2004, a sudden tsunami disaster occurred in the Indian Ocean.
In the midst of difficulties, a middle-aged couple walked into the Red Cross Society of Qingdao. They said that they want to donate 50,000 yuan for their friends to the victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster area. When the staff asked their names to issue receipts, they left a pseudonym for Chen. According to the records of Qingdao Red Cross Society, Dust donated 20,000 yuan during SARS, 50,000 yuan for the Kashgar earthquake in Xinjiang, 1 10,000 yuan for children with leukemia, and 50,000 yuan for disaster-stricken areas in Hunan ... For ordinary individual donors, these figures are not small, but Dust, a middle-aged couple, said, "Everyone should have a grateful heart. They are all ordinary people, and what they do is very small, just like a trivial dust. I just want to do something calmly. "
This kind-hearted person, who is enthusiastic about public welfare undertakings and whose alias is Dust, has donated a lot and the amount is also large, but he has been reluctant to show up. So, Qingdao began to look for dust. Netizens have left messages to express their respect and blessings to the dust. A netizen said: our society needs such a person with public spirit, not necessarily how much money, but it is very important to have such love. Some netizens think that Dust is a respectable person. She does not seek fame or profit, but only wants to do good in her own way. Then citizens should respect her lifestyle and hope that Dust will become a symbol of Qingdao's public welfare undertakings.
In Qingdao, dust is gathering more love, and more and more citizens have left the names of dust, tiny dust and particulate matter after donating money. Dust has gone beyond the title of a name. It is a group that helps public welfare without leaving a name, a spiritual symbol that interprets love, and a fixed brand of Qingdao public welfare. It's been a long time, and the fund-raising activities of Qingdao Red Cross Society are in full swing. By the end of 2004, the Red Cross Society of Qingdao had received 434 donations from the society, of which 50% were anonymous donations, and 65,438+0/65,438+00 were donations from individuals with tiny dust and particles.
The spirit of dust touched Qingdao people. Qingdao Pan Asia Trademark Office and Qingdao Lei Xun Science and Technology Development Co., Ltd. are willing to act as agents for the industrial and commercial registration and Internet registration of dust marks for free. The Red Cross Society of Qingdao collects dust labels from the society, and citizens vote by sending text messages, online and sending letters to choose their own dust labels.
On June 1 day, 2005, Qingdao Red Cross Society launched the first batch of 1000 dust badges, which were the first batch of caring products after the dust caring logo was confirmed. The base price of each badge is 10 yuan, and the price is not limited. As a result, thousands of dust cards were sold for200,000.
On June 5, 2005, dust signs, badges and related materials were permanently collected by Qingdao Archives Bureau. This is the first time since the founding of the People's Republic of China that the museum has collected information on a public welfare activity as a whole. In the future, the Municipal Archives Bureau will track and collect all the information about dust, constantly record the civilized footprint of the city, and add beautiful scenery to the creation of a harmonious society.