Don’t wait for the holidays to cook your family a favorite meal
Be the best friend you can be by always being there when your friend needs you the most
Pick up the phone and say hello to a friend who’s in need of a little conversation
Invite a friend/relative over for lunch
Get involved in volunteer work in your community
Hold doors for people behind you
Give up your seat on a bus/train to a person who could use it more
Allow a person with fewer groceries than yourself to cut in front of you on line
Try to be more conscientious of others feelings
Send a person who is depressed a little note to lift their spirits
Please do not forget to say “Please, Thank You, Excuse me”, ect
Cut out savings coupons for all and any baby items as many struggling young parents will appreciate them. Leave them in eyesight on the shelves in the grocery stores diaper section
When you offer to help a person in their time of need, don’t say “If there is anything I can do, just call” because most of the time they will not call you. Instead follow up on your offer by contacting them personally to offer your assistance.
