Christmas Kindness – Ideas for Radom Acts of Kindness

 Today I’m sharing ideas for Random Acts of Kindness. Giving to others whether it be neighbors, friends, the elderly or even our local fire and police departments. Being kind and remembering to be of service to others is what the holidays are all about. My Christmas Kindness Christmas Printable is to help you and your family get thinking of ways to give or pay it forward during the season of giving.

Remember to be kind and give all throughout the year. It’s the simple random acts of kindness that make the world a better place. In a day and age when the world is filled with people losing their way, it’s important to know that any kindnesses, compassion and giving we do will, in turn, show our children the true meaning of giving.

Christmas Kindness

Easy Print Option: Christmas Kindness Free Printable

When we lead by example. Have your children help in giving. Let’s pass on compassion, kindness, and giving. Let’s have a more heartfelt holiday season by sharing and giving. Happy Holidays.

I came across this great site KindSpring.org  you can submit your random acts of kindness ideas and search them under categories! Here are Pinterest boards I came across with more ideas for

Kindness Ideas

• Holiday Mail for Heroes
• Operation We Are Here (extensive lists of ways to give letters and cards to the military community)
• Operation Shoe Box

Where to give back? 

Season of Hope 

• Season of Hope The Drop off locations for various cities on the Central Coast, in California. It also includes 7 charities accepting monetary donations for the needy. 

Random Acts of Kindness Ideas

• Random Acts of Kindness Pinterest Board
• 100 Random Acts of Kindness
• Kindness Projects
• To see more search Random Acts of Kindness Pinterest or Kindness Ideas Pinterest on Google

• Tips for Printing these Printables

  1. When printing, make sure to fit the page, check the orientation settings and print preview before you print. (you never know if the settings were changed if you have other people using your computer and printers)
  2. Use quality paper and card stock for your prints and a good printer for making your printables.
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  5. Find more printing tips on our free printables page.

  Happy Holidays and Happy Printing! 

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Do you have a favorite charity or random act of kindness?