prayed forsomeone'srandom familymemberregularly - bynameput gas insomeone'scarmade a mealfor someoneand you toldno onebragged about aco-worker to aboss.or bragged tosomeone inauthority/influenceabout a peerspent five minuteslistening intently(not lookingaround for friends)to one of theseniors at churchlet someonego beforeyou ingrocery lineor in traffichelpedsomeonebeforethey askedsincerelyencouragedsomeonewho doesnot like youToldsomeonewhy they areawesomesent a text ormessage tosomeone whocan do nothingfor youyou did something forsomeone (mowedgrass, fixed mailbox,dropped off meal,paid a bill). and nevertold them. They stilldon't know.you volunteeredand helpedsomeone carrythings like boxes,groceries, orbooks....sat with thenew personatwork/schooloffered to give aa a neighbor/co-worker/relative a ride -even if it's out ofthe way a little.let someoneborrowsomethingyou deemvaluableinvitedsomeonenew out forlunch orcoffeelistened tosomeone indistress whenyou wouldnever benefitfrom it.held the dooropen forsomeoneslower thanyougave acomplimentto someoneyou didn'tknowyou forgavesomeone whohurt you andwere the first toresume therelationshipwrote athank younote tosomeonewalked up tosomeonestandingalone andsaid hellowithout expectinganything in return,you tooksomeone's duties/responsibilities(work, school,home)visitedsomeone sickor elderly anddidn't post it onsocial media.prayed forsomeone'srandom familymemberregularly - bynameput gas insomeone'scarmade a mealfor someoneand you toldno onebragged about aco-worker to aboss.or bragged tosomeone inauthority/influenceabout a peerspent five minuteslistening intently(not lookingaround for friends)to one of theseniors at churchlet someonego beforeyou ingrocery lineor in traffichelpedsomeonebeforethey askedsincerelyencouragedsomeonewho doesnot like youToldsomeonewhy they areawesomesent a text ormessage tosomeone whocan do nothingfor youyou did something forsomeone (mowedgrass, fixed mailbox,dropped off meal,paid a bill). and nevertold them. They stilldon't know.you volunteeredand helpedsomeone carrythings like boxes,groceries, orbooks....sat with thenew personatwork/schooloffered to give aa a neighbor/co-worker/relative a ride -even if it's out ofthe way a little.let someoneborrowsomethingyou deemvaluableinvitedsomeonenew out forlunch orcoffeelistened tosomeone indistress whenyou wouldnever benefitfrom it.held the dooropen forsomeoneslower thanyougave acomplimentto someoneyou didn'tknowyou forgavesomeone whohurt you andwere the first toresume therelationshipwrote athank younote tosomeonewalked up tosomeonestandingalone andsaid hellowithout expectinganything in return,you tooksomeone's duties/responsibilities(work, school,home)visitedsomeone sickor elderly anddidn't post it onsocial media.

Acts of Kindness - 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.


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
  1. prayed for someone's random family member regularly - by name
  2. put gas in someone's car
  3. made a meal for someone and you told no one
  4. bragged about a co-worker to a boss.or bragged to someone in authority/influence about a peer
  5. spent five minutes listening intently (not looking around for friends) to one of the seniors at church
  6. let someone go before you in grocery line or in traffic
  7. helped someone before they asked
  8. sincerely encouraged someone who does not like you
  9. Told someone why they are awesome
  10. sent a text or message to someone who can do nothing for you
  11. you did something for someone (mowed grass, fixed mailbox, dropped off meal, paid a bill). and never told them. They still don't know.
  12. you volunteered and helped someone carry things like boxes, groceries, or books....
  13. sat with the new person at work/school
  14. offered to give a a a neighbor/ co-worker/ relative a ride - even if it's out of the way a little.
  15. let someone borrow something you deem valuable
  16. invited someone new out for lunch or coffee
  17. listened to someone in distress when you would never benefit from it.
  18. held the door open for someone slower than you
  19. gave a compliment to someone you didn't know
  20. you forgave someone who hurt you and were the first to resume the relationship
  21. wrote a thank you note to someone
  22. walked up to someone standing alone and said hello
  23. without expecting anything in return, you took someone's duties/ responsibilities (work, school, home)
  24. visited someone sick or elderly and didn't post it on social media.