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WILKES-BARRE &mdash;With the campus closed and students sent home, King&rsquo;s College came up with a new tradition, holding its first-ever &ldquo;Virtual day of Caring&rdquo; last week. The school sought to &ldquo;fill social media with posts of positivity and hope for 24 hours amidst the stress, fear, and anxiety caused by the global pandemic using the hashtag #KingsCares2020,&rdquo; according to a media release.
				While the college encourage people to post on their own social media sites, but also set up a dedicated web page at <a href="https://www.kings.edu/day-of-caring" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.kings.edu/day-of-caring</a>.
				&ldquo;On our Day of Caring, we asked our King&rsquo;s Community to share its stories of Monarchs who are out in the world doing good, and flood social media with positivity,&rdquo; the website says. &ldquo;We came together, virtually, from near and far to share inspiring stories of hope and courage.&rdquo;
				The idea sprang from the school&rsquo;s tradition of an annual spring &ldquo;Give Day&rdquo; encouraging the King&rsquo;s Community to make an gift to the school.
				&ldquo;Each spring, our giving day is a great way to rally the King&rsquo;s College community in support of current students,&rdquo; Director of Annual Giving Desiree Voitek said in the media release. &ldquo;This year, we felt a different approach was necessary and we are thrilled that so many alumni, students, faculty, staff, Holy Cross priests and brothers, and friends shared their uplifting stories and good deeds.&rdquo;
				Posts on the dedicated web page spoke of pizza donations to Lehigh Valley Hospital in Hazleton, support a student received from faculty during a difficult senior year, and the friendships a student athlete made while at King&rsquo;s.
				&ldquo;While every country across the globe is fighting the COVID-19 pandemic,&rdquo; the website said, &ldquo;we recognize the need now more than ever to remind ourselves of the good and positive things in the world.&rdquo;

Amid pandemic shutdown, King’s College holds virtual “Day of Caring”