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Offer your writing services to local non-profit organizations: Non-profits often need help with everything from creating brochures and website content, to developing grant proposals and press releases. Use your skills as a writer to support the mission of an organization doing important work in your community by volunteering some hours each week or month depending on how much time you have available. 2. Mentor young writers: Consider offering free mentorship sessions for aspiring authors looking for guidance when it comes to crafting their stories or learning more about publishing options available today. You can reach out through social media channels like Twitter and Facebook, or look into partnering with local libraries that offer creative writing workshops for kids and teens who want extra help perfecting their pieces before submitting them elsewhere for publication consideration. 3 Read at open mic nights: Open mics are great places where poets, fiction writers, playwrights—all kinds of literary artists—can share their work in front of an audience without fear of judgment (or rejection). Most cities will have one night per month dedicated solely to readings so make sure you mark it down on the calendar! Not only is this a chance give back by sharing what you know but also get inspired by other talented wordsmiths around town too! 4 Donate books/writing supplies: If there’s no budget allocated towards buying new materials every year then consider donating gently used novels (in good condition) or any spare pens/paper/notebooks that may be lying around – all these things can really go far even though they don’t seem like much individually! Libraries especially would benefit greatly from donations since they typically experience limited funding themselves - not only does this provide access but helps foster future generations of readers & writers alike which we both know is crucial if literature ever wants survive long term