(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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Find someone who is a founding member of their organization and take a selfie.
Find someone who is a triplet and take a selfie with them.
Snap a picture of someone who is part of a youth-led advocacy group.
Pose with the FDR Memorial’s bronze statues.
Snap a fun picture at the Hirshhorn Museum’s outdoor sculpture garden.
Take a photo with someone attending the Healing and Well-Being lunch table conversation.
Snap a picture of yourself at Union Station enjoying lunch with a group.
Take a picture of your team during the December 10 morning energizer or chants.
Meet someone from the Chafee Steering Committee and capture your connection with a photo.
Take a photo with the Iwo Jima Marine Corps Memorial.
Pose at the Ford’s Theatre entrance, striking a dramatic pose.
Take a selfie with 5 people who are the same height as you!
Take a selfie near the U.S. Botanic Garden surrounded by flowers.
Take a selfie at the Tidal Basin during sunset for a serene moment.
Meet someone with your same birthday month and snap a selfie together.
Take a picture at the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden with a fun statue.
Pose in front of the Library of Congress, pretending to read a giant book.
Snap a selfie at the Union Market with your favorite food item.
Take a photo in Chinatown under the Friendship Archway.
Create a FYIA secret Handshake with someone.
Find someone who has never broken a bone and take a selfie with them.
Snap a photo near the Smithsonian Castle, pretending you’re royalty.
Take a selfie at the National Zoo with your favorite animal.
Snap a selfie in Dupont Circle near the fountain.
Snap a photo on the National Arboretum grounds, especially with the Capitol Columns.
Take a picture with the Zero Milestone Marker near the White House.
Visit the National Museum of Natural History and pose like you’re being chased by a dinosaur.
Take a photo with the National Portrait Gallery, pretending you’re part of the art.
Snap a picture with someone advocating for economic opportunities for youth.
Find a food truck on the National Mall and snap a picture enjoying your snack.
Take a picture with an amazing person!
Find someone who is live-streaming or sharing on social media during the conference and take a selfie.
Meet someone working on healing and well-being initiatives and snap a picture with them.
Snap a selfie at the Spy Museum entrance, striking your best spy pose.
Take a photo on Embassy Row, finding your favorite country’s flag.
Snap a photo at your favorite dinner or networking spot during the conference.
Pose with the Jefferson Memorial in the background.
Pose in front of the Washington National Cathedral, pretending to sing in a choir.
Take a selfie with someone who has participated in more than five youth advocacy conferences.
Take a photo in Rock Creek Park, surrounded by nature.
Find someone who has spoken on Capitol Hill before and take a selfie. Add a caption sharing when and what topic.
Snap a creative photo of your group preparing for the Policy Lunch & Learn session.
Pose with a cherry blossom tree or any other blooming tree you find in the city.
Take a selfie with the Supreme Court Building behind you, looking very serious.
Take a selfie in front of the Holocaust Memorial Museum and reflect on the history.
Share a creative team picture during the break or free time session.
Take a selfie with the Washington Monument framed like you’re holding it in your hand.
Snap a group photo during the Legacy Leaders Networking Reception.
Meet someone who has created a policy recommendation and take a selfie while they share their experience.
Snap a selfie pretending to pick up the Washington Monument like it’s a pencil.
Pose near the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site for a historic moment.
Capture a selfie with someone at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
Take a selfie at the International Spy Museum’s rooftop view, showing off the cityscape.
Take a picture with a representative from your state or someone advocating for your state.
Meet someone who has traveled internationally and ask for their top travel tip, snapping a photo to share.
Visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, find someone with your first name on the wall, and snap a photo.
Take a photo in Chinatown under the Friendship Archway.
Capture a group photo at the Advocacy Celebration Reception.
Find a hidden mural or street art in D.C. and pose creatively.
Find someone with a home Phone number!
Do a quick video of you doing the chicken dance and post it!
Take a selfie with someone attending their first Leaders 4 Change Conference.
Take a picture on a D.C. Metro train and show your travel vibe.
Do a video of you and 3 people you do not know rocking out doing air guitars (or drums)
Take a selfie at the Arlington National Cemetery or near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Visit the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and take a photo at the entrance.
Snap a photo during the interactive networking session at the December 10 event.
Pretend to "hold up" the Capitol Dome with your hand in your photo.
Pose like a superhero with the Washington Monument in the background.
Take a photo during the Immersive Learning Tours and Scavenger Hunt session.
Take a group selfie in front of the White House.
Find someone who is twice (or Half) your age
Take a selfie with your reflection in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
Pose in front of a Smithsonian Museum entrance, pretending you’re a VIP.
Visit the National Archives Museum and snap a selfie pretending to sign the Declaration of Independence.
Meet someone who has done a TED Talk and take a selfie. Bonus: Ask them for their #1 public speaking tip.
Snap a picture at the National Building Museum, pretending to design something amazing.
Snap a photo with someone wearing your favorite color.
Snap a creative picture near the Old Post Office Tower.
Take a photo with two different organizations represented at the conference.
Find someone advocating for Chafee program reforms and snap a photo with them.
Share a photo of your conference swag or badge at a famous D.C. location.
Snap a selfie in front of the Capitol Building during the Capitol Impact Tour.
Share a selfie of your favorite conference moment with a fun caption.
Take a selfie with a fountain in D.C.—bonus points if it’s mid-splash.
Snap a picture during the Visionary Voices Dinner while enjoying your meal.
Find a spot in Georgetown and snap a selfie with its charming brick townhouses.
Pose like a superhero with the Washington Monument in the background.
Take a selfie with someone working with state-level advocacy efforts.
Pose with the National Museum of African American History & Culture’s stunning architecture.
Take a group picture at the Leaders 4 Change Impact Awards.
Take a picture in front of the Kennedy Center, pretending you’re about to perform.
Snap a photo with a paddleboat at the Tidal Basin (even if you’re not in it).
Snap a photo at The Wharf, enjoying the waterfront views.
Attend the Wisdom Speaks (TED Talk) session and take a creative picture with your group outside the event.
Take a picture of yourself brainstorming at the Throw Back to the Future session.
Take a selfie with one of the D.C. Capital Bikeshare bikes, pretending to ride it.
Find someone passionate about lifelong family connections and capture your conversation with a selfie.
Snap a reflective photo at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial.
Take a group photo of attendees from five or more states at the conference.
Take a selfie on the National Mall, with as many monuments as you can fit in the background.
Snap a photo with the National Archives Building, pretending to protect the Declaration of Independence.
Take a selfie with 5 gamers
Snap a selfie on the steps of the Capitol, channeling your inner lawmaker.
Take a group selfie at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, pointing to your favorite quote.
Take a dramatic photo leaning on the Washington Monument.
Find someone who has adopted their siblings
Take a photo with someone who works in D.C. full-time as an advocate.
Take a selfie with someone whose home state borders yours and share where you both are from.
