Smile Cards in Action at School
I've mainly been using my smile cards in paying for the person behind me at the Burger King and McDonald's drive-thrus that I go to. However, sometimes I find myself yearning to be more creative with them. I have over 250 of them to distribute since I "made" my own and ordered them through a website that prints and ships out custom cards. I have decided to bring kindness to the staff and students at the school where I work. I will keep my eyes and ears open to see whose day could use a smile. I'm sure I'll get to everyone sooner or later or better yet, everyone who receives smile cards will eventually be able to help out and spread the smiles with me. Today, I enlisted another co-worker to anonymously deliver a smile to my first recipient. She was more than happy to be included and said she just loved things like ... Read Full Story >>
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- Jan 14, 2011
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Anonymous Kindness With My Coworkers At School
Yesterday, I anonymously gifted three coworkers at the school I work at. First, I left a note for our school assistant superintendent that said, "Thank you for holding down the fort." She has taken on the additional role of principal until one can be hired. Next, our school secretary received a note that said, "Thank you for wearing your happy face, everyday." She does an awesome job of constantly being patient and smiling at everyone. Third, our payroll person got a note that said, "You make a difference." Needless to say, she makes sure we all get paid, but she is also a great mom that has brought two wonderful children into this world. I know because I have taught them both. Along with the notes, the recipients got the famous Smile Cards and small bottles of various perfumes. I have not seen or heard the effects of these small acts of kindness. However, ... Read Full Story >>
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- Jan 27, 2011
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Inspired To Kindness
I was looking through the "wanted" section of an online advertising website hoping to find someone I could help or send a Smile Card to.
I found a single mom with five children asking if someone could drop off some firewood so she could keep her children warm through the snow storms we have been having.
I couldn't drop off firewood but I e-mailed and asked for her mailing address. I mailed her a gift card to a supermarket in our area and of course enclosed a Smile Card. I hope it helps!
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- May 18, 2011
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