Do Good Campaign

Sunday, November 8 | 10:30am - 11:30am |

Do Good

"As we have opportunity, let’s do good to all people”

Galatians 6:10

As you begin…

  • Look out for the opportunities. God will provide you with numerous opportunities to share. You only have to be attentive.
  • Be willing to help complete strangers. There may not always be an opportunity for you to share with family or friends, but you can always help those who are in need, even if they are complete strangers.
  • Give freely without expecting anything in return. Many people will ask you how they can reimburse you for your kindness. You can share the “Do Good” idea with them. In this time of struggle, we want to be about bringing the hope that only Jesus can bring.
  • Even small acts count. It doesn’t matter how much you have to give. All that matters is that you are willing to give and spread the word

“Do Good” Ideas

  1. Pay for person behind you in fast food line
  2. Pay for coffee for the person behind you in line
  3. Send a positive text, email message, tweet, etc. to someone you haven’t connected with for a while. Attach the Do Good card
  4. Post an inspirational sticky note on a neighbor’s car or front door along with a Do Good card.
  5. Surprise a neighbor with freshly baked cookies or treats
  6. Leave a stack of quarters at the laundromat
  7. Leave a note on someone’s car – telling them how awesome they parked
  8. Write a kind message with dry erase marker on the mirror for your significant other, kids, etc.
  9. Give away stuff for free on Craig’s List/ Offer up/ FB marketplace
  10. Babysit for free for a couple that could REALLY use a night out
  11. Return shopping carts for people at the grocery store
  12. Leave a kind server the biggest tip you can afford
  13. Take flowers or treats to the nurse’s station at your nearest hospital
  14. Take muffins or cookies to your local librarian
  15. Leave a box of goodies for your mail carrier
  16. Buy food for a homeless person
  17. Ask for donations instead of birthday or Christmas gifts. Ask your friends and family, who you expect to receive gifts from, to donate toward someone’s need in our community instead
  18. Donate blood
  19. Offer your services for free. Something you’re good at and usually get paid for such as handy-man, lawn care, etc.
  20. Wash a car
  21. Tell a police officer how much you appreciate their service to our community
  22. Donate some time at an animal shelter
  23. Ask to speak with the manager of a customer service rep who serves you well
  24. Let someone go in front of you in line at the store (Especially Costco!)
  25. Buy gas for the person next to you at the station
  26. Host a FREE yard sale – Everything is free!
  27. Send a card to someone you don’t normally connect with. Tell them you’re praying for them and how they have blessed your life.
  28. Make a meal for a family and bring your family to deliver it
  29. Invite a neighbor over for dinner (couple, family, single, etc.).
  30. Host a free neighborhood BBQ
  31. Go to a hospital to support those who are in the waiting room or outside
  32. Write thank-you cards to hospital/nursing staff – thanking them for their “front line” demonstration of care for our community
  33. Leave a positive comment or review on a website or blog
  34. Compliment a parent on their well-behaved child
  35. Help someone out in line when they are short on cash
  36. Clean up someone’s house/yard for free