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Stephanie
by any means. So it seems like if you put more personal touch it
would grab more attention. Like maybe tell a little about yourself and
what you are doing all this for. I didn't see anything like that. It
seemed like it was really busy so it was hard to look at one thing. I
tune out stuff that looks like ads. Other than that I think its an
amazing start. Have you gone in your work shop and asked your
assistants? I am always amazed when I go in there. I kind of had one
of those blah days. I just blamed it on the moon.
Rebekah Cruz
Ok Dave… Here are 100 simple easy to do ideas for you!
1. Open a door for someone.
2. Find a penny and give it away.
3. Bring a flower to a neighbor.
4. Write an email to someone you haven’t spoken to in a long time telling
them that you were thinking of them 5. Adopt a someone who you
know needs a friend, checking in periodically to see how things are going.
6. Volunteer to help bag the persons groceries in line 7.
Extend a hand to someone in need. Give your full attention and simply listen.
8. Give your spare change to a special cause.
9. Bring client a special treat.
10. Clean someone’s car for them.
11. Buy a stranger a free pizza.
12. Give a $50 toy to a kid.
13. Sing to your loved one.
14. Offer to babysit - yes I said babysit!
15. Slip paper note that say “It’s Random Acts of Kindness
Week! Have a great day!” under the windshield wipers of parked cars.
16. Give yourself a break.
17. Offer to buy someone a drink.
18. Tell your mom you love her.
19. Give till it hurts.
20. Treat someone to fresh fruit.
21. Pay a compliment.
22. Call or visit a homebound person.
23. Hand out a balloon to passersby – dollar store sells them for
$1.
24. Give a positive word in exchange of getting upset.
25. Be a good neighbor. Take over a donut or stop by to say
“Hello.”
26. Transport someone who can’t drive or doesn’t have a car.
27. Mow a neighbor’s grass or trim the bushes.
28. Say something nice to someone you meet today.
29. Send a treat to your local fire dept buddies.
30. Volunteer at an agency that needs help. ( The Action Foundation J)
31. Collect a few store carts and push them to a terminal
32. Give the gift of your smile.
33. Tell a friend a joke.
34. Volunteer to walk a dog.
35. Post an inspirational thought on Facebook.
36. Buy a book and give it away.
37. Greet someone with a hug.
38. Volunteer to read to students in the classroom.
39. Give time to yourself - meditate.
40. Share your great idea with someone
41.
Give a hug to a friend.
42. Tell your girlfriend why you love her.
43. Write a note to your mother/father and tell them why they are
special.
44. Pat someone on the back.
45. Write a thank-you note to a mentor or someone who has influenced your
life in a positive way.
46. Give coffee to people on their way to work in the morning.
47. Donate time at a senior center.
48. Give blood.
49. Visit hospitals with smiles, treats, and friendly conversation for
patients.
50. Stop by a nursing home, and visit a resident with no family nearby.
51. Push the trash can back for your neighbor.
52. Give another driver your parking spot.
53. Leave a treat or handmade note of thanks for a delivery person or
mail carrier.
54. Give someone a discount.
55. Post a resourceful link on Twitter.
56. Tell someone that you think he/she does a good job.
57. Tell your employees how much you appreciate their work.
58. Let your staff leave work an hour early.
59. Have a clean-up party in the park.
60. Tell a bus or taxi driver how much you appreciate their driving.
61. Have everyone in your office draw the name of a Random Acts of
Kindness buddy and do something for them 62.
Give a pair of tickets to a baseball game or concert to a stranger.
63. Leave an extra big tip for the waitperson.
64. Give a backrub.
65. Open the car door for another person.
66. Pay for the meal of the person behind you in the drive-through.
67. Write a note to the boss of someone who has helped you, praising the
employee.
68. Leave a gift to someone with whom you don’t normally get along.
69. Call an estranged family member.
70. Volunteer to help out at an elderly couple’s home.
71. Pay for the person behind you in the movie line.
72. Buy a card and mail it the old fashion way.
73. Give toys to the children at the shelter or safe house.
74. Give friends and family kindness coupons they can redeem for kind
favors.
75. Be a friend and listen.
76. Renew an old friendship by sending a letter or small gift to someone
you haven’t talked with in a long time.
77. For one day, act on every single thought of generosity that arises
spontaneously in your heart, and notice what happens as a consequence.
78. Offer to return a shopping cart to the store for someone loading a
car.
79. Invite someone new over for dinner.
80. Buy a roll of brightly colored stickers and give them to children you
meet during the day.
81. Write a card of thanks and leave it with your tip. Be sure to be
specific in your thanks.
82. Let the person behind you in the grocery store go ahead of you in
line.
83. When drivers try to merge into your lane, let them in with a wave and
a smile.
84. Buy cold drinks for the people next to you at a ball game.
85. Give a pair of your own shoes to a homeless person.
86. Create a craft project or build a bird house with a child.
87. Give a bag of groceries to a homeless person.
88. Laugh out loud often and share your smile generously.
89. Plant a tree in your neighborhood.
90. Make a list of things to do to bring more kindness into the world,
and have a friend make a list. 91.
Shake a persons hand till you make them smile.
92. As you go about your day, pick up trash.
93. Send a letter to some former teachers, letting them know the
difference they made in your life.
94. Send a gift anonymously to a friend.
95. Organize a clothing drive for a shelter.
96. Collect books for a day care or school.
97. Slip a $20 bill to a person who you know is having financial
difficulty.
98. Take an acquaintance to dinner.
99. Offer to take a friend’s child to ball practice.
100. Give your heart & mind to loving humanity and not judging anyone.
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That was freakin awesome! Seriously, I want to do that.
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That is so true. This is the way we should all live. Thanks again. Let me know if anyone needs help with their events. Even if you just need someone to help set up or just show up. I'm always looking to help out. I truly mean this.
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