It doesn’t have to be anything big. Try to keep a lookout for things when you’re out and about shopping, etc. Someone who needs help with a shopping cart, lifting a package, or perhaps just holding the door for someone or let someone go in front of you in line. Also, there might be someone who doesn’t have enough to pay for their purchase, or maybe you could pay for the person behind you in line at the drive-thru or toll booth. Once you start looking, you’ll probably be amazed at the kind of things you see to do.

Flirt had great ideas. I like the one about letting someone go ahead in line. Other ideas:

• Make a donation, perhaps buy some school supplies and donate them to a local organization collecting them for kids who can’t afford them.

• Buy lemonade from a kid’s stand

• Drop off some homemade cookies at a Ronald McDonald House or a homeless shelter

• I see you’re having a sale on Sunday – maybe you’ll see someone there who wants to buy something but doesn’t have the money, and you could give something away to them

• Pick up trash along your street

• Offer your seat to someone on crowded public transit

I’m sure you get the idea of it now. I hope you’ll have fun with it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S_1VMOl5y0

I’m not sure of the source of the video, though. Obviously from a TV show because you can hear the audience…