You’ve Been RACK’ed!
Last year my family participated in the challenge of RACK’ing others. That is Random Acts of Christmas Kindness! It was so fun to come up with different ways to bless complete and total strangers; sometimes getting to see their reaction, but most times not.
Just the opportunity to share love and kindness to those around me was enough for me to be completely blessed.
I look forward to doing this again this Christmas season.
Want to know what exactly a Random Act of Christmas Kindness is and how you can get in on the fun? Here are a few ideas that only scratch the surface of ways that you can touch the heart and lives of others this Christmas…
Ways to perform RACK…
- At a fast-food restaurant or cafe, pay for the next person’s meal or drink.
- Leave a bag of quarters for the next person to use at the parking meter.
- Clean the snow off your neighbor’s car.
- Tape a few dollars to vending machines at the shopping plaza or at the office.
- Leave a gift card (with receipt) in a shopping cart for the next person to find..
- Hide dollar bills in the best sellers selection at bookstores or libraries.
- Leave diapers and wipes on the changing table in the restroom at the mall or shopping plaza.
- Keep reading to get a full list of ideas!
Random Acts of Christmas Kindness – the gift that blesses both the giver & the receiver!
I know that this time of year is full of all kinds of schedule consuming tasks and commitments, so consider this one of my RACKs — FREE printable downloads of not one, but two cards that you can use to hand out when you carry out your own acts! Click on the links below each image to download your own to your computer and print off as many copies as you need.
I’ve even included the list of ideas above on each printout with a lot of creative ways to get started!
Christmas Tree Version
Download – Print – Distribute
After you have gone out and performed a few of your Random Acts of Christmas Kindness, I’d love it if you stopped back and posted a comment about your experience. It’s amazing that even out of the smallest act, something greater is always received…by both the giver and the receiver!
