The Key is Kindness
Kindness is a universal language understood by all. When we carry on random acts of kindness without expectation of reward, we experience the greatest joy.
November 1, 2019
Serve someone else today–the kind way! Add a sprinkle of kindness, the perfect ingredient to make any dish better. Nash students give the inside scoop on their approach to kindness.
“I bought ice cream for my two friends with sprinkles. They were having a bad and I wanted to make them feel loved. I made them feel happy and that made me feel happy. I even got put on their Snapchat stories.” - Kaitlyn Orwell
Random Acts Of Kindness Ideas:
- Give a stranger a compliment
- Pay for the person behind you in line at a drive thru
- Bake cookies for a neighbor
- Ask a teacher how you can help
- Buy a homeless person lunch
- Put or leave change in the vending machine
- Leave positive messages on sticky notes pasted to lockers or mirrors
- Cook dinner for your family
- Answer ‘Dear Santa’ letters
- Write a letter to a soldier
- Stop and hold the door for someone
- Make a care package to send to someone who needs it
- Buy flowers for someone to brighten their day
- Let someone in front of you in line
- Clean up someone else’s mess
- Volunteer at a soup kitchen
