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- Surprise a friend or neighbor by delivering homemade baked goods to them.
- Loving the Elderly in Your Neighborhood
Offer your postal carrier a nice hot or cold beverage, depending on the season. Make time for the person in trouble who everyone else is just ignoring and passing by. Pass out the recipe for your signature dish to those who have loved it. Leave a gift of something you made on a neighbor's porch. Go sit and talk with a friend who has been having a tough time.
Giving a favorite shirt to a younger sibling for the day or sharing a special toy is a good way to spread kindness. Feed the birds. Setting up a bird feeder in your yard is a simple and fun way you can help your kids show kindness to all God’s creatures. Kids can help build the bird feeder or make bird seed ornaments.
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Have members of the family hide encouraging notes for each other to find. Drop off gently used magazines, books, puzzles and games to your local senior center. Set up a bird feeder outside an older person’s window at his or her home or retirement community.
If you notice an employee doing a great job, let their supervisor know.
We now know that kindness also has a significant impact on physical health. So do not underestimate how important daily acts of kindness can be for the health and well-being of your loved ones. This post is day 11 in a 30-day Random Acts of Kindness series. See all of the posts, plus other RAOK ideas and resources by clicking the image below.
In the wake of COVID-19, Mary Jane’s message of being kind to others rings truer than ever. Approximately 1.4 million elderly people live in nursing homes, independent or assisted living facilities. If your loved one is one of these people, why not visit and spread some kindness.
Random Acts of Kindness at the Library
Make sure everyone has books to read! April has always been a special month for Country Meadows. Each year, we observe Practice Random Acts of Kindness Month throughout April to honor Mary Jane Leader, one of the retirement community’s co-founders.
Get tons of ideas for how to use random acts of kindness (and boost your well-being). 101. Give your random acts of kindness ideas to a friend. Leave encouraging sticky notes around town for people to find.
Final Thoughts on Random Acts of Kindness
You can find upcoming events by searching on Facebook or head over to Active.com where you can search in your area and narrow it down by date. Plus, some charities are even hosting virtual races for those who don’t wish to leave their home. Plan ways of surprise giving and acts of kindness. Run or take a walk for a cause. This is actually good for both you and others.
It’s worth noting that your ideas can be simple acts of kindness that don’t cost a thing or they can be bigger projects where you go all out! Regardless, any act of kindness will make a difference – no matter how big or small. Kindness may cost little but pays huge dividends in our own lives and in the lives of those we touch. One small, simple, random act of kindness may change a person’s life or can make a day better for someone.
Offer to return a stranger’s grocery cart to the front of the store. Practicing kindness at home creates deep attachment and teaches kids to be kind to everyone. Keep reading for some great ideas you can implement right at home. Bring in your neighbor’s empty garbage cans on trash day. Thank your child’s teacher.
Not sure where to start? This service can help you connect with worthy organizations near you. Surprise a friend or neighbor by delivering homemade baked goods to them.
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