Visit an Orphanage

1. Research local orphanages and find one that aligns with your values and interests.
2. Schedule a visit to the orphanage. It's best to check in advance with the orphanage to see what their schedule and needs are, and to make sure that you are able to visit during a time when you can be most helpful.
3. Decide on what activities you would like to do during your visit. Some examples include: Spending time with the children and getting to know them, bringing gifts or donations to the orphanage, creating art or participating in educational activities with the children.
4. Reflect on the visit after each visit, and discuss the experience together. Reflecting on the visit can be a great way to deepen your connection to the cause and to each other.
5. Share your experience with others and inspire them to volunteer too.

It's important to remember that visiting an orphanage can be an emotional experience, and that it's okay to feel a range of feelings, including sadness and happiness. It's also important to be aware of the needs of the orphanage, and to be respectful of the children and staff. It's a opportunity to give back and make a difference in the lives of others, but also a way to bond and grow as a couple.