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Acts of Kindness
Acts of Kindness - 30 Days Challenge
“Remember there’s no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end.” — Scott Adams
Send a handwritten “encouraging word” note card to one person, every day, in November.
Spend time intentionally listening to someone who needs a friend…ask questions that elicit more than “yes/no” answers.
Ask 10 neighbors to donate non-perishable food. Collect the food and donate it to Kumler Neighborhood food pantry or the food pantry of your choice,
Bring a care package to a co-worker who needs up lifting. (Ideas could include cookies, teas, coffee, etc.)
Find out what supplies would be helpful to your child’s/grandchild’s teacher and donate them.
Reach out to a teacher to see what they need help with.
Write a thank you note to your mail person and leave it in the box for them to find.
Politely change the topic when office talk goes negative.
Introduce yourself to a neighbor you have not met.
Be kind and loving towards a person who others ignore
Tell your parents how much they mean to you.
Donate to a charity/church in a friend’s name—pick one they would pick.
Offer to bring an elderly person to church.
Call a friend you haven’t spoken with for a long time – just to catch up.
Make plates of cookies to distribute to neighbors with a note to just say – “You’re a great neighbor”.
Sponsor a child through Compassion International at compassion.com or another agency. Bring your children in on the decision as to which country and child.
Learn the names of people you usually walk by at work or in a business you frequent
Drive courteously – while people will never be able to thank you, you will help make the world a better place.
Pick up trash in your neighborhood, park or any where you walk
Let someone check out before you at the store. Run an errand for someone.
Stay calm and patient all day with everyone.
Smile at 5 strangers—make sure the smile reaches your eyes.
Volunteer to bring Thanksgiving dinner over to a friend or family that you know could use the help.
Give someone your favorite book
Take cookies/brownies to your local fire department.
Send kindness text messages to make someone’s day a little happier.
Every night before bed have a family discussion about the things you are all thankful for that day. Make a list to share at the end of the month.
Donate first aid kits and socks to shelters.
Donate old blankets and towels to an animal shelter.
Chalk “Have a great day” on the drive way for all to see.
Have handwarmers to hand out to people you see that are in the cold.
Take books, coloring books and crayons to the children’s wing of a hospital.
Take chicken soup and a get well card to someone who is sick.
Put positive notes in public places.
Have a complaint free day and treat everyone with respect.
Add Acts of Kindness that you think of to this list.
Let’s work to make Kindness the new norm!!