70 Acts of Kindness Ideas
- Sincerely speak kindly
- Only share positive comments with others
- Help someone who needs assistance crossing the street
- Pay for someone’s beverage, meal, or groceries
- Give a gift of shoes, coat or any essential item you know someone is in need of
- Help someone with their resume
- Help someone prepare for a job interview
- Share with someone how you feel they make the world a better place
- Help others see the positive qualities in everything through your conversations
- Steer conversations away from gossip and onto more positive things
- When someone is speaking words that promotes division amongst others direct the conversation to foster understanding, appreciation, or Luv
- Be generous with your words of affirmation to all those around you
- Be patient with others
- Empathize
- Remember that everyone is dealing with their own battles
- Send someone a small gift anonymously
- Ask someone how they are doing and really listen to their response
- Let someone know how much you appreciate them
- Offer encouraging words to someone feeling discouraged or sad
- Be a designated driver
- Help someone move
- Hold the door or elevator open for others
- Help someone whose car is broken down
- Give directions to someone who is lost
- Take the time to get to know someone different from you
- Have a respectful conversation with someone who has opposing views, you both don’t have to convert, but may learn from each other and understand each other
- Send someone a care package
- Help a co-worker who is overwhelmed with a huge workload
- Help someone with yard work
- Shovel your neighbor’s sidewalk
- Offer the handy-person a drink or snack
- Babysit for free
- Pet-sit for free
- When on a crowded bus or train give your seat to someone
- When you see someone who looks down or frustrated offer to help
- Be reliable
- Be trustworthy
- Bring treats to share with co-workers
- Offer companionship to someone who doesn’t have many friends or family
- Genuinely say “please” and “thank you”
- Be generous with compliments
- Help a friend or family member around the house who is going through an emotional time, i.e., cook or clean.
- Put your phone away and be in the moment with present company
- Be welcoming to the new person at work or in the neighborhood
- Let someone finish their sentence before speaking
- Compliment an employee to their boss
- When driving let someone merge in your lane when they turn their blinker on
- Get to know the shy person at the party or at work
- If someone has fewer items than you at the supermarket, let them go first
- Give someone a book you think they’ll like
- Create an inspirational video for a friend going through a rough time
- Before going to the supermarket ask people around you if they need anything
- Keep in touch with friends and family
- Try to make sure everyone in the group feels included in the conversation
- Play board games with senior citizens at a nursing home
- Volunteer at a food bank
- Volunteer at an animal shelter
- Send an appetizer or dessert to another table
- Keep an extra umbrella to offer someone when there’s a sudden down pour
- Be kind to the customer service rep and/or give positive reviews
- Compliment a stranger
- Donate groceries or give a gift card to a family in need
- Say please and thank you
- When having a conversation with someone listen intently without interruption
- Respects someone's feelings whether you agree or understand
- Return a lost item to Lost and Found if that's an option
- Give new parents a gift for them (and the baby)
- When in traffic, let people in when they turn their blinker on
- When people let you in a lane in traffic wave to signify your appreciation
- Remember you deserve to be kind to yourself as well
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