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As her final act of kindness, Corrie opens a rehabilitation center for victims of the war, once again fulfilling her social responsibility.

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In this excerpt we see someone who isn't from the Ten Boom family be kind and do something for someone who needed it. The nurse offers Corrie a place to stay, and a warm bath.

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"Liberation Day in Holland. Shortly afterwards Corrie rents and opens part of the Schapenduinen as a Christian rehabilitation center for war victims"

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This is the part of the book in which the Ten Booms bring the first jew into their home. Corrie didn't know that her life would change moments after this because of her social responsibility to this man.

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Willem decided to stop preaching in order to help old people who needed the help, specially now that so many people were being oppressed and couldn't defend themselves.

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"Here was someone who felt concern for me. There was no available beds in the hospital, she said, but one of the staff was away and I was to have her room. 'Right now I have the hot tub running'"

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This is another example of Corrie's mom doing what she is socially responsible for.

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Her mother is another example of people who accept their social responsibility in order to help the "neglected". Corrie's mother was willing to help people.

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Willem had long since left the parish ministry, where his habit of speaking the hard truth had made a succession of congregations unhappy, and had started his nursing home in Hilversum.

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When Mama wasn’t supplying the neighborhood with caps and baby dresses from her flying needles, she was composing cheery messages for shut-ins all over Haarlem.

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Promptly at 7:00 that evening the side doorbell rang. I glanced at the mirror in the window of the dining room where we were still sitting over tea of rose leaves and cherry stems. Even from the side of his head I could tell that this was our old-fashioned watch. His form, his clothes, his very stance were music-hall-comedy Jewish.

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Corrie's father proves to us that he does care about the children that are in need, and that he is willing to take them in and care for them. Her father fulfills his role of social responsibility with the kids.

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"Father could never bear a house without children, and whenever he heard of a child in need of a home a new face would appear at the table. Somehow, out of his watch shop that never made money, he fed and dressed and cared for eleven more children after his own four were grown."

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"Mama could have coffee on the stove and a cake in the oven as fast as most people could say, “best wishes.” And since she knew almost everyone in Haarlem, especially the poor, sick, and neglected, there was almost no day in the year that was not for somebody, as she would say with eyes shining, “a very special occasion!”

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Through the means of: character's actions, setting, and plot, the Ten Boom family demonstrates to the reader that some people in Nazi Germany accepted their social responsibility and helped those who needed it.

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Social Responsibility: an ethical framework that suggests that an entity, be it an organization or individual, has an obligation to act for the benefit of society at large.