November 26, 2019 at 5:35 p.m.
- Let someone go in front of you in line at the store and strike up a conversation with them.
- Participate in a giving tree or some other opportunity to adopt a family or child who will otherwise not receive any gifts this Christmas.
- Serve lunch at a local soup kitchen.
- Attend a local Nativity pageant.
- Offer to pet sit for family or neighbors who are traveling over the holidays.
- Bake Christmas cookies and deliver to a home-bound neighbor.
- Offer hot cocoa and cookies to the garbage collector or mail carrier.
- Offer to cover a coworker’s shift so they can spend more time with family.
- Gather a group of friends from your parish or neighborhood and go Christmas caroling at a nursing home.
- Pray for a friend, a colleague, or family member and let them know they are in your thoughts.
- Take flowers to a local cemetery and leave them on a grave anonymously.
- Send Christmas cards to soldiers on deployment.
- Send a care package to a friend or family member who has moved away.
- Sign up for Angel Tree and bring comfort to a child with a parent in prison.
- Invite a friend to attend Christmas Mass with you.
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