12/1/2010 10:18:31 AM. - Ash - USA

My husband went to all the local parks right after dark and made sand castles and kingdoms so the kids would have something amazing to see the next morning when they got to the park.

My whole family collects their change for about 3 - 4 months and we put it in a jar, and on chirstmas eve we place in on the front steps of the house of someone we know is struggling. it usually has 3 or 4 hundred dollars in it.

I regularly make food ( sandwiches/soup/bread) and take to the people who need it.

12/1/2010 1:34:54 PM - Hillary - KY

I really like the change idea... so many people could use our change we just keep lying around!!!

12/1/2010 4:50:49 PM. - Rachel - Cape Coral, FL

OMG! That is the nicest thing I have ever heard! Keep it up!!

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12/1/2010 9:22:43 AM. - Carla - Savannah, GA

Last year on a Saturday morning during Christmas time on one of our coldest days here in Savannah, which was about 19 degrees, I was on my way to the Crispy Creme Doughnut to use a coupon I had for free doughnuts and get a nice cup of some of their delicious hot coffee. In route, I spyed a homeless man sitting on a bench in front of an old antique store off the side of the road all by himself with just a thin blue jean jacket on. I knew how cold it was outside and felt so sorry for him sitting out there freezing like he was. So, I continued on to the Crispy Creme thinking about this man the whole time and wondering what I could do to make his day better. When I got to the Crispy Creme I got my doughnuts and a nice cup of hot coffee and drove off; as I drove down the road I kept thinking about that poor man and how cold it was outside, so I turned around and went back to the Crispy Creme and got him a large cup of hot coffee too. I drove down the road to where he was sitting and drove up in front of him and got out of my vehicle and handed him his cup of hot coffee and offered him several doughnuts. He looked at me and I almost couldn't speak from tearing up, but I managed to say Merry Christmas and that I hoped he had a nice day. I was wondering the whole time he was looking at me how this man got in this situation. He was a young man and had beautiful blue eyes. I thought to myself that nothing has ever made me feel better than my little act of kindness that morning. I wished I could had done more for this person, so I went home and gathered some blankets and an old sweat shirt jacket to take back to him, but he was gone. I still think about this person and always look to see if he is sitting some where, but have not seen him since that day.

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11/30/2010 5:25:43 PM - kay kay - s.s.marie

i gave someone a $1 cus they were short one helped an elderly person off the bus

11/30/2010 7:19:04 PM. - Betty H - Louisburg, N.C. United States

Today I gave encouraging words to a second grade teacher who was just so sad and down about her class. I explained to her that her work with the children was not done in vain. That if she reached just one of those children then she has gave the world hope in it's future since he children are our future. She sounded better and said she know but sometime it is good to hear it from someone else. Afterward I prayed for the world of children and the teachers. Material things are not as important as prayer.

12/2/2010 12:55:37 PM. - BJ - Layton, Utah

I love you. I too am a second grade teacher and appreciate your prayers.

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11/30/2010 3:08:05 PM - Nancy - Manchester Ct

Held the door open for an elderly person gave small amount of change to someone in line at a store who was short of money gave an elderly hug when they where crying at a nurseing home where i work

12/1/2010 8:38:36 PM - A girl named Bob - The awesome US

I held a door open for some elders too!!!!!!

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11/30/2010 2:28:26 PM - elinore - windsor

i like to say merry christmas to everyone i see and give them a smile to glow there hearts a little !!!!! remember what comes around goes around .this is the most joyful year its the one and only jesus birthday so be kind no matter what!!. elinore.

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11/30/2010 11:32:32 AM - tiff - summerdale

helped in my school prject as a actor

11/30/2010 2:30:30 PM - elinore - windsor

good job your very kind!! keep up the good work

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11/30/2010 11:21:39 AM. - Lisa - Tacoma, WA

I croche neck scarfs all year, wrap them and then give them out to the homeless on Christmas Eve and Christmas morning. I believe everyone should have something to open for Christmas. I normally have about 100- 150 scarfs by Christmas Eve. I work off of all donated yard from friends and family.

11/30/2010 2:31:24 PM - elinore - windsor

wow inpressive good work your a hard working loving person god loves you!

11/30/2010 4:48:44 PM - Ruru - Sudbury,ON

This is amazing work, I think you a a great person.
Thank you!

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11/30/2010 8:00:46 AM - Gabrielle - Seeley Lake

Today I packed a small bag with socks and shirts for my friend that needs help. I placed it in her locker. I placed a note in the bag, and I just signed it "a Friend".

11/30/2010 11:33:48 AM - tiff - summerdale

that is nice

12/1/2010 12:41:13 AM - lindsey - warrnambool

i think that is relly nice i have done that befor

12/3/2010 12:31:29 PM - CATHY - MCARTHUR OHIO

THE NICEST THING IS TO DO SOMETHING NICE FOR SOMEONE WITHOUT THEM KNOWING WHO DID IT. YOU YOURSELF FEEL GOOD, AND THE PERSON YOU HELPED FEELS LIKE SOMEONE CARES!

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11/30/2010 6:10:55 AM - juanita - woodstock ontario

giving to others that are in need

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11/29/2010 7:51:56 PM - Donna - Georgia

I make a shoeobx and fill it with Christmas gifts for a girl
and send it our seas so she would have something for CHristmas. It makes me real happy to do something for
people.

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