Is saying "let me know if you need help", actually helpful? My friend wrote this article nearly 2 years ago so I thought it was time to talk about it again. I think that saying this is a kind and well-meaning sentiment, but it is one without action. In times of crisis, we are barely staying above water, so sometimes reaching out seems impossible. How can we help people without seeming intrusive? Know your audience and give specific choices. Gift cards for food, door drop supplies, ask "would you

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