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Thank You! The Power of Gratitude in the Genealogy Community

Updated: Jul 11


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I’ve learned that those two little words—thank you—can make a huge difference. In a community where so many are volunteering their time, offering support, and sharing their expertise, acknowledging their efforts goes a long way. A quick thank you, especially in the comments, can show people that their help matters and is truly appreciated.


And let’s not forget those amazing volunteers in genealogical and historical societies who dedicate countless hours to preserving history, creating resources, and assisting others in their research. They often work behind the scenes, making it possible for so many to discover their family stories. If someone has helped you, whether through research or by offering guidance, take a moment to shout them out! Tag the organization or them on social media, share their contribution, and let others know how much they’ve impacted your genealogy journey.


By giving shout-outs and tagging these volunteers, you not only show your appreciation but also highlight the importance of their work. It’s a simple way to let society members see the real difference these volunteers make in the genealogical community. A little gratitude in the comments can go a long way in strengthening our connections and building a more supportive community.


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