Companionship wanted: Hye-jin's knitting and a cup of tea
An hour a week, a chat, and a cup of tea - that's all Hye-jin is asking for.
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An hour a week, a chat, and a cup of tea - that's all Hye-jin is asking for.
Young-ho has found a safe new apartment in Gwangju and needs help moving heavy furniture on Wednesday.
Looking for a kind foster home for Pepper; food and vet costs will be covered.
Fallen branches and overgrowth are blocking Si-woo's path; a few hours of help would make a big difference.
Hyun-woo is studying law on a phone; a used laptop would let Hyun-woo do assignments properly.
Help Yong-jun stay in his own home with four months of part-time care.
Do-hyun lives alone and has no family nearby; a weekly hour of conversation would transform the week.
Garden rescue day in Seoul: bring gloves and a rake.
A short consultation could save a season's cotton harvest.
So-yeon, 78, can no longer manage the yard after a storm; we're looking for helpers with chainsaws and rakes.
Ji-woo cannot afford the care She needs after a heart attack; we are asking for $3,150.
A short-term foster for a calm ginger cat in Seoul while the owner recovers.
Looking for a used laptop for work - a small thing that unlocks a steady income.
Looking for housing-law advice in Seoul: a withheld security deposit.
A ride and a few boxes: that's all that stands between Young-ho and a new job.
Chae-won has a job waiting in a larger city two hours away but can't afford the move; a lift, shared van or spare seat would solve it.
Young-ho has run a barbershop for four years; the demolition of the market destroyed the equipment, and $2,200 will put it back on its feet.
Coats, boots, hats and gloves are needed before the rains.
Looking for a graduate who can spend an hour a week reviewing Seung-hyun's essays until December.
Looking for a pair of safety boots and a hi-vis vest for work - a small thing that unlocks a steady income.
A simple way to help: donate warm clothing for kids at the Sycamore Mosque.
Jun-seo has a job offer starting next month but needs a set of mechanic's tools to get there or do the work.
Seung-woo has a job waiting in the regional hub but cannot afford the move; a lift, shared van or spare seat would solve it.
A single mother in Mapo needs help with childcare, groceries and rent while Su-bin retrains.
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