In keeping with the “100 Things” theme of this blog, and the ultimate ideal of raising thoughtful giving children who will make this world a better place, I have compiled a list of
“100 Random Acts of Kindness“
Some are for friends.
Some are for strangers.
Some are for groups.
All will benefit you in some way.
I’m going to offer up a challenge; see how many of these YOU can do and/or implement into your daily lives.
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| Printable pdf here |
(All photos courtesy of Pinterest)
This is wonderful, Kelly. Awesome job!
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Thank you for sharing these insightful RAK. Fantastic ideas!!
Please share them along – I have a printable version on the blog (look under “100 Lists”/ “Printables”) The best thing we can do (together) is to spread this around and see if we can make everyone’s day a bit brighter. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Firstly, I want to tell you that this is a wonderful thing you have done, and I’m glad this is a popular post and you are sharing so generously. I would love it if it was also a list – in words – that can be copied and printed in any format I’d prefer, and not just a picture of a list…
I also have a little remark of some of your ideas… I have to say that “arrive on time”, “be polite on the road”, “be tolerant”, “mind your manners”, holding doors and saying “good morning” shouldn’t be “random acts of kindness” but normal good manners. I find it odd that anyone who is interested in RAKs would not do those things automatically in their everyday lives…
But, very nice list :-)
Hugs and the best to you and your blog,
Ketutar
I agree, many things should be common sense, but too often manners aren’t taught or enforced. Thank you for the kind words on the list, and you’ll see that right under the image it says “printable pdf” – that is a printable version that you can send to Staples or print off on your own home computer. I also have a designed version of this list here: https://100things2do.ca/100-random-acts-of-kindness-raks/ – again with a printable pdf file in the blog post.
Thank you for taking the time to comment!