Said helloto a newrecruitSpoke toa potentialmentorConnected w/ 1woman in LEon LinkedInwith a“personalizedinvite”.High 5, 1person thatgave meeye contactTalked toa co-workerabout herhobbiesReviewedjobdescriptionfor my nextroleCongratulated afemale officer onanaccomplishmentDid notengage ingossiptodayTalked aboutmy ownmistakes beforecriticizing thehersInstead ofcomplaining, I didsomething tomake mydepartment a funplace to workSmiled ateveryone Iwalked passin the hallTook leadershipresponsibility,even thoughthat is abovemy pay gradeSent Daniellean excerpt for“Women inBlue: What Iwish I knew”Asked 2femalecoworkershow their daywas goingRead ESPNheadlines.Asked one ofthe guys, whatdo you think?Instead of"telling how",I "showedhow"Reached out to1 person fromthe event, viaemail or social,“Did you playBingo?”Engagedeveryone inthe room bylooking at themwhen I spokeInvited her into theconversation w/others, rather thanpretend that shewasn’t thereGave a newofficer a fewwords ofencouragementAsked mysupervisorabout trainingI’m interestedinJoined a Facebookgroup that allows meto vent and talkabout the stress onthe job with like-minded womenRespectfullycoached a malecolleague on how tobe more respectfulof women when hedid/said somethinginappropriateIntroducedmyself,rather thanwait to beintroducedSaid helloto a newrecruitSpoke toa potentialmentorConnected w/ 1woman in LEon LinkedInwith a“personalizedinvite”.High 5, 1person thatgave meeye contactTalked toa co-workerabout herhobbiesReviewedjobdescriptionfor my nextroleCongratulated afemale officer onanaccomplishmentDid notengage ingossiptodayTalked aboutmy ownmistakes beforecriticizing thehersInstead ofcomplaining, I didsomething tomake mydepartment a funplace to workSmiled ateveryone Iwalked passin the hallTook leadershipresponsibility,even thoughthat is abovemy pay gradeSent Daniellean excerpt for“Women inBlue: What Iwish I knew”Asked 2femalecoworkershow their daywas goingRead ESPNheadlines.Asked one ofthe guys, whatdo you think?Instead of"telling how",I "showedhow"Reached out to1 person fromthe event, viaemail or social,“Did you playBingo?”Engagedeveryone inthe room bylooking at themwhen I spokeInvited her into theconversation w/others, rather thanpretend that shewasn’t thereGave a newofficer a fewwords ofencouragementAsked mysupervisorabout trainingI’m interestedinJoined a Facebookgroup that allows meto vent and talkabout the stress onthe job with like-minded womenRespectfullycoached a malecolleague on how tobe more respectfulof women when hedid/said somethinginappropriateIntroducedmyself,rather thanwait to beintroduced

LEO Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Said hello to a new recruit
  2. Spoke to a potential mentor
  3. Connected w/ 1 woman in LE on LinkedIn with a “personalized invite”.
  4. High 5, 1 person that gave me eye contact
  5. Talked to a co-worker about her hobbies
  6. Reviewed job description for my next role
  7. Congratulated a female officer on an accomplishment
  8. Did not engage in gossip today
  9. Talked about my own mistakes before criticizing the hers
  10. Instead of complaining, I did something to make my department a fun place to work
  11. Smiled at everyone I walked pass in the hall
  12. Took leadership responsibility, even though that is above my pay grade
  13. Sent Danielle an excerpt for “Women in Blue: What I wish I knew”
  14. Asked 2 female coworkers how their day was going
  15. Read ESPN headlines. Asked one of the guys, what do you think?
  16. Instead of "telling how", I "showed how"
  17. Reached out to 1 person from the event, via email or social, “Did you play Bingo?”
  18. Engaged everyone in the room by looking at them when I spoke
  19. Invited her into the conversation w/ others, rather than pretend that she wasn’t there
  20. Gave a new officer a few words of encouragement
  21. Asked my supervisor about training I’m interested in
  22. Joined a Facebook group that allows me to vent and talk about the stress on the job with like-minded women
  23. Respectfully coached a male colleague on how to be more respectful of women when he did/said something inappropriate
  24. Introduced myself, rather than wait to be introduced