Random Acts of Kindness Week (February 12 through 18) is a celebration of all the different ways that we may make a difference in one another’s lives. Someone may be extremely grateful for even a single modest act of kindness. Sometimes the world may be cruel and egotistical and not everyone gets the support they require. It is crucial that we are continuously reminded to be kind to one another and to give them hope whenever we can in such a world. A little bit of random kindness can go a long way. 

• Give food or clothing to a nearby shelter. 
• Work in a food pantry or distribute meals to those in need as a volunteer. 
• If you’re at a restaurant, tidy up after yourself or stack your plates for the waiter. 
• Give the parking space to the driver of the automobile behind you. 
• Tell someone you haven’t spoken to in a while how much you appreciate them with a polite email or text message. 
• In the fast-food drive-through, pay for the customer in front of you. 
• Make some cookies and distribute them to any staff of the fire department, police department, hospital, etc. who have to work on holidays. 
• In the shopping centre, wrap gifts for donations to charities. 
• Give someone you don’t know a compliment. 
• Bring in a person’s shopping cart. 
• Help someone take their shopping to their car at the store. 
• On a public transit system, offer to let someone else take your seat.