In Oregon, the dubious top hunger ranking has led to a flurry of do-gooding.
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Those Viking ships turned around, and the Vikings eventually became do-gooding Danes, because sense prevailed in the snows.
These programs offer talented and ambitious A-types the chance to add a dash of do-gooding to their resumes.
The plethora of new classes and clubs centered on corporate social responsibility stems from Millennial Generation interest in do-gooding from 30, 000 feet.
The selection, open to every company in every industry around the globe, gives its winners an opportunity to trumpet their do-gooding ways.
The list suggests that companies have ramped up their do-gooding ways, or are at least doing a better job of promoting them.
Although conservatives were right that Americans hated some government do-gooding, they severely underestimated Americans' attachment to other government programmes such as Medicare.
And often their do-gooding hearts are bigger than their current budgets.
By doing so we have a better chance of creating lasting, large-scale change and avoiding the trap of disconnected, short-lived do-gooding that ultimately goes nowhere.
The World Bank, the World Health Organisation and other do-gooding bodies have formed alliances with the pharmaceutical industry to promote research on affordable drugs for neglected tropical ailments.
George Soros, an American philanthropist who outspends most foreign governments in his do-gooding in Russia, supports 4, 000 of Russia's best teachers, as well as such things as book-buying by public libraries, stipends for scientists, public health, and retraining jobless army officers.
Do-gooding has become all the rage.
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