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1 Look on the NextDoor app for comments like ISO (In Search Of) and offer to build/buy whatever the person needs Go to your local Co-Op and ask how you can help organize food, clothing, items Rake leaves in the park or for a neighbor Help people clean a neighbors gutters Engage with a local nursing home / assisted living and provide musical groups/ piano players, singers/card games and activities to do with the senior residents Do some spring cleaning and take your used clothing or other items to Goodwill Take food to fire station/public servants Organize a hike or nature walk with friends and bring bags to collect trash along the trails. Hold a neighborhood food drive & drop off at a local co-op. Mow your neighbor s yard. Take the neighbors trash can out for them. Rent a power washer power wash someone s driveway or deck Help someone move Watch single parent s kids so they can have a night out Offer to write letters for a senior Volunteer at a fire station Offer a Gatorade to your mailman when they come by. Make lunch for your trash collection crew. If you know someone in the hospital, offer to bring food, coffee, and prayer. Take flowers to nursing home residents
2 Host a free carwash in your community Post on the NextDoor App: My small group will be going around the neighborhood to do yard work for families. Anyone need any help? Look on NextDoor App for comments like ISO (In Search Of) and offer to build/buy whatever the person needs. Hold a neighborhood food drive. Ask your local school and ask how your small group can help with beautification (planting flowers, mowing the grass, etc.) Go to your local Co-Op and ask how you can help organize food, clothing, items. Host a neighborhood block party. Send invitations out. Start a Facebook group for your neighborhood. Help someone move. Watch single parent s kids so they can have a night out. Clean up trash on a road/highway/park, etc. Hold a clothing or food drive for a nursing home Host a meal at a nursing home Do a musical performance at a nursing home Host a game night at a nursing home Take food to fire station/public servants. Coffee treat for a local school s staff. (teachers, front office, lunchroom, nurses, etc..) Hand out bottled waters at a local park during a busy day. If you know someone in the hospital, offer to bring food, coffee, and prayer. Host a bonfire and S mores Night for neighbors you don t know very well
3 Look on NextDoor App for comments like ISO (In Search Of) and offer to build/buy whatever the person needs. Go to your local Co-Op and ask how you can help organize food, clothing, items Take food to fire station/public servants Hold a neighborhood food drive take the neighbors trashcan out front for them. Baked goods for neighbors Host a neighborhood block party. Send invitations out. Start a Facebook page for your neighborhood. Host a free carwash in your community Rent a power washer power wash someone s driveway or deck Help someone move Watch single parents kids so they can have a night out Clean up trash on a road/highway. Hand out bottled waters at fall festivals or volunteer in some way Host a dinner for neighbors you don t know
4 Take flowers to nursing home residents Hold a neighborhood food drive Students can write thank you cards to their teachers to let them know their impact. Host a neighborhood block party. Send invitations out. Start a Facebook page for your neighborhood. Offer to watch a neighbors children so they can have a date night. Parents who are waiting in line to pick up or drop off kids give people waters/sodas while waiting before line starts moving Provide coffee/treat for the teacher/lunchroom people/ front office/nurse/art teachers, etc. Hand out bottled waters at fall festivals or volunteer in some way Host a bonfire and s mores night for your neighbors
5 Habitat for Humanity build - look on the website for builds coming up New Path 10:10 - Food collection/packing & organizing Volunteer at a fire station Mow a neighbors lawn Visit a nursing home and take flowers to the residents. Clean up trash on a road/highway. Hand out bottled waters at fall festivals. hospitals people who have family at the hospital go sit with them, pray with them, see if they need food, etc. Host a game night at a nursing home Rake leaves in the fall
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