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So I thought, what better way to celebrate the new CD’s release than to share some ways that your kids can be superheroes through random (or not so random) acts of kindness.
Go through your books and pull out gently used ones to give to a shelter.
Return a shopping cart to the parking lot corral for someone.
Make a survival kit for some of your local police officers.
Make blessing bags for the homeless. You can drop these by your local shelter or keep in the car to pass out to those you come across.
Surprise a family you know with a “Dinner is on Us” basket.
Send a care package to soldier.
Help make no sew dog toys from old t-shirts for a local rescue group.
Read books to get friends/family to donate canned food for local food bank.
Drop off cookies to your local Fire Department on holiday like Thanksgiving or Christmas Eve.
Rake leaves or shovel snow for elderly neighbor.
Leave quarters taped to trinket machines at stores as a little surprise for a special kiddo.
Set up a lemonade stand for whatever your child’s favorite cause is.
Trick or treat for UNICEF and collect spare change to help children all over the world.
Fill a shoebox as a family for Operation Christmas Child.
Make fleece tie blankets and donate them to your local foster care program.
Ask friends and family for unused coats, gloves, and hats that can be given to a local shelter.
Collect pop tabs for Ronald McDonald House.
