February 14, 2013
Q105 brings you Acts of Kindness!
We’re visiting places in Southeastern Connecticut and ‘Paying it Forward’! If you’re one of the lucky ones randomly chosen for our own Act of Kindness, all we ask is for you to ‘Pay it Forward’! Visit our facebook page and share your Act of Kindness, or something nice done for you! www.facebook.com/q1055
Carli & The Ledges Apartments headed to Frogeez in Mystic to buy everyone frozen yogurt!
Carli & St. Thomas More School went to Walmart in Norwich and handed out Gift Certificates to Walmart!
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Nick Giuliano & Meineke Car Care Center went to Dairy Queen in Groton and bought ice creams for everyone!
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Q105 and Balfour Beatty Communities went to Dunkin Donuts in Groton and bought everyone coffees, check out the pictures below!
Q105 and Balfour Beatty at Dunkin Donuts in Groton for Acts of Kindness!
Q105 and Balfour Beatty went to Dunkin Donuts on Rt. 12 in Groton to do some random Acts of Kindness and buy coffee for people!...Q105 went to Captain Scott's in New London with St. Thomas More School!
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Here are a few ways to make a big difference! View more Ways To Be Kinder at www.virtuesforlife.com
-Pay for the person behind you at the drive thru, whether it be a coffee or a whole meal. Make sure to stay anonymous and relay a friendly message to the person like “Have a nice day!” or “Spread kindness and pay it forward”.
-Praise someone at work for a job well done when the occasion arises.
-Send someone who you know is going through a difficult time a card, flowers, cookies or some thoughtful expression that lets them know that you care and are thinking of them.
-Call someone who you haven’t talked to in awhile and let them know that you’ve been thinking of them and that you are sorry you’ve been out of touch.
-Say good morning or hello to passersby during your day, even if you don’t know them, simply as a friendly gesture.
-Read a book to a child or an elderly person.
-Stick up for a person who is being treated wrongly.
-Let someone, who only has a few items, go ahead of you in the checkout line of the supermarket
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