During the month of October all of the employees at Horizon Community Credit Union participated in a challenge to get 84 random acts of kindness. The number comes from the number of years our credit union has been serving the community.
Each employee was given a set of cards with a note to "pass along" the random act of kindness. They were asked to get out into the community and do things for others that may have brightened their day, such as holding a door or buying a cup of coffee for someone!
Here is a list of all of the random acts of kindness our team has done over the last few weeks:
1. Held the door open for man who was pushing his wife in a wheel chair.
2. Bought the person behind me their food at McDonalds.
3. Was a designated driver for someone.
4. Let someone go ahead of me in line at the store.
5. Made chicken noodle soup and passed it on to others.
6. Let someone go before me at a four way stop.
7. I brought licorice to work for my coworkers.
8. Bought coffee for the person behind me at McDonalds.
9. Gave my tickets to WWE away.
10. Picked up garbage around the Eastman building.
11. Took books to the free library.
12. Brought candy into work for the members.
13. Picked up bread and buns on the floor in the isle at the grocery store.
14. Bought pumpkins and added an extra $10.
15. Call the mill to inform them a car had their lights on.
16. Gave cookies to the delivery guys.
17. Left $1 off coupons at the grocery store.
18. Returned cart at grocery store for elderly lady.
19. Brought cat food to a no-kill shelter.
20. Visited with my neighbor.
21. Bought the coffee for the person behind me at Starbucks.
22. Gave someone shopping at Old Navy my $10 Old Navy Bucks to use.
23. Brought items to the Humane Society to donate.
24. Left $1 taped to the vending machine at the mall so someone could buy a drink.
25. I let someone go ahead of me in the checkout line at the grocery store.
26. Left a tip for the housekeeper at the hotel that I was staying at.
27. Gave a donation to the boy scout troop that was selling popcorn in the grocery store.
28. Bought treats for my co-workers.
29. Visited a friend who was going through a tough time.
30. Gave up my corsage at a wedding for the groom's grandmother because they were short one.
31. I helped an elderly woman push her cart back inside the store.
32. I paid for movie tickets and a large popcorn to see Finding Dory for a family of 3. It was dollar movie tickets at the movie theater, so the popcorn costed more than their tickets.
33. Returned our bowling balls back to the rack after my family and I were done bowling for the evening.
34. I made sure to say please and thank you when I ordered food in the drive-thru.
35. Reminding my neighbor that it was recycling week.
36. Wrote to my "coach" praising her for mentoring and guiding me.
37. Gave some event tickets to a friend that was having a tough time.
38. E-mailed my in-laws to let them know how thankful I am for their constant support and friendship.
39. Was in the mall parking lot and an elderly woman seemed to having difficulty finding her vehicle….helped search and find it. It was a bit of a distance away.
40. Thanked a police officer for all that they do and let them know the support that they really have.
41. Paid for someone’s pumpkin at the pumpkin patch.
42. Helped an elderly lady load groceries in her car at Walmart.
43. Paid for someone’s coffee inside McDonalds.
44. Gave a coupon away I was not using at Target.
45. Tipped extra during a meal because she was a great waitress.
46. Donated some of my son's clothes to a non-profit organization.
47. Brought donuts into work for breakfast.
48. I was in Kohl’s and a person looked confused, so I said is there something I can help with? She was looking for a tie for her 16 year old son and was having trouble finding the right color, I am hoping I helped.
49. We babysat for someone, and refused to take money.
50. Delivered the mail to the mailbox on my lunch when it was over full.
51. Gave unwanted (already purchased) dog treats to someone at the pet store.
52. Donated books to Voyager free library.
53. Donated clothes to Good Will.
54. Donated 10 cans cat food to a local animal shelter.
55. Bought the person behind me in line their soda.
56. Helped someone save $4 in coupons and earn a $5 gift card.
57. Bought the person behind me at McDonalds their breakfast.
58. Wrote “Thank you” cards to my kids’ teachers for their hard work.
59. Donated goods to a local food pantry.
60. Gave our mailman a $5 gift card to Starbucks to “stay warm this fall”.
61. Complimented our waiter at a restaurant for doing an amazing job with our orders and being friendly.
62. Paid for shipping on a persons Thirty-One order.
63. Paid for personalization on a persons Thirty-One order.
64. Made cookies for a neighbor.
65. Let somebody check out before me at the store.
66. Donated a few items I no longer needed.
67. Helped a lady put her groceries on the belt at the store.
68. Gave a lady, who was walking in the rain, a ride home.
69. Gave someone a hug when they really needed one.
70. Bought eggs and bread for someone who needed it.
71. Gave a jar of homemade pickles to my sister.
72. Gave a person a ride home from the hospital.
73. Took my daughter and granddaughter to a concert.
74. Bought my coworker a soda.
75. Left $5 at Culvers for next drive up.
76. Made dinner for my neighbor.
77. Bought a pumpkin and a Halloween trick or treating bag full of candy for a kid who could not go trick or treating this year.
78. Helped an elderly woman at Walmart put away her groceries in her car.
79. Left $5 dollars at McDonalds for people buying their $1 coffees on a cold day.
80. Donated unused blankets from home to a family in need.
81. Gave someone in need clothes in good condition I did not need for the winter.
82. Bought and donated groceries to the youth retreat at the St. Willebrord church in Green Bay.
83. Made cookies and passed them on to others.
84. Shared food with a coworker.
