Lead Kindness
Ideas

Imagining a world where kindness is the key to success, where everyone pays it forward and people look out for each other.

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Take a box of hats, gloves, and scarves to a school for kids who need something warm

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When you hear that negative, discouraging voice in your head, remember to leave yourself alone

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Connect people to each other

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Buy a pack of gum or mints for the grocery store checkout clerk

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Buy a copy of your favorite book and donate it to your local library or hospital

LeadKindness

Organise a group of friends to do yard work for a neighbour who is unable to do it themselves

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Bake cookies for your postman/post woman

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Drop coins on the sidewalk for someone else to find

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Take homemade popsicles to construction workers or anyone else working in the heat

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When everyone around you is gossiping about someone, be the one to butt in with something nice.

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Be empathetic – Really try to put yourself in the other person’s shoes

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Help a mother carry her baby stroller up the subway stairs, or hold a door open for her

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Each time you get a new item of clothing, give away something old

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Tip generously

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Email or write an old teacher who made a difference in your life

LeadKindness

Write a thank you card to thank your partner for all of the little things s/he does for you that you

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Read an article about something your partner is interested in, and have a fun conversation about it

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Let your partner watch their show – And don’t roll your eyes or huff and puff about it

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Call a grandparent or older relative you haven't spoken to in a while.

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Lead Kindness
Ideas

Imagining a world where kindness is the key to success, where everyone pays it forward and people look out for each other.

Take a box of hats, gloves, and scarves to a school for kids who need something warm

When you hear that negative, discouraging voice in your head, remember to leave yourself alone

Connect people to each other

Buy a pack of gum or mints for the grocery store checkout clerk

Buy a copy of your favorite book and donate it to your local library or hospital

Organise a group of friends to do yard work for a neighbour who is unable to do it themselves

Bake cookies for your postman/post woman

Drop coins on the sidewalk for someone else to find

Take homemade popsicles to construction workers or anyone else working in the heat

When everyone around you is gossiping about someone, be the one to butt in with something nice.

Be empathetic – Really try to put yourself in the other person’s shoes

Help a mother carry her baby stroller up the subway stairs, or hold a door open for her

Each time you get a new item of clothing, give away something old

Tip generously

Email or write an old teacher who made a difference in your life

Write a thank you card to thank your partner for all of the little things s/he does for you that you

Read an article about something your partner is interested in, and have a fun conversation about it

Let your partner watch their show – And don’t roll your eyes or huff and puff about it

Call a grandparent or older relative you haven't spoken to in a while.

Bring your partner coffee in bed tomorrow

Lead Kindness Ideas

Imagining a world where kindness is the key to success, where everyone pays it forward and people look out for each other.

Take a box of hats, gloves, and scarves to a school for kids who need something warm

When you hear that negative, discouraging voice in your head, remember to leave yourself alone

Connect people to each other

Buy a pack of gum or mints for the grocery store checkout clerk

Buy a copy of your favorite book and donate it to your local library or hospital

Organise a group of friends to do yard work for a neighbour who is unable to do it themselves

Bake cookies for your postman/post woman

Drop coins on the sidewalk for someone else to find

Take homemade popsicles to construction workers or anyone else working in the heat

When everyone around you is gossiping about someone, be the one to butt in with something nice.

Be empathetic – Really try to put yourself in the other person’s shoes

Help a mother carry her baby stroller up the subway stairs, or hold a door open for her

Each time you get a new item of clothing, give away something old

Tip generously

Email or write an old teacher who made a difference in your life

Write a thank you card to thank your partner for all of the little things s/he does for you that you

Read an article about something your partner is interested in, and have a fun conversation about it

Let your partner watch their show – And don’t roll your eyes or huff and puff about it

Call a grandparent or older relative you haven't spoken to in a while.

Bring your partner coffee in bed tomorrow

Lead Kindness
Ideas