Today is National Good Samaritan Day! Here are 10 ways that you can be a good Samaritan to your community and the people around you.
1. Pay a friends bill
Do you have a friend or family member in need of some financial help? Whether the bill is big or small any amount can help a friends whose down on their luck.
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2. Volunteer at the local Boys & Girls Club
Pouring into a child’s life is a great way to be a Good Samaritan especially long term. A kid having someone to look up to, hang out and even confide in is always a help.
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3. Babysit for a friend
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Have a friend with kids who could seriously use a break? Step in and babysit on a Friday night to give your friend a break. They’ll be very happy that you jumped in.
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4. Help the elderly
Know any elderly people? Have any in your neighborhood? They could always use a helping hand to get chores in and around their home. It’s also a great way to get to know them.
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5. Donations
Food, clothes, money and anything else that you can think are always a great way to give back and help someone in need.
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6. Volunteer at a homeless shelter
Volunteer your time helping out at a homeless shelter. Shelters often times lack staff and would love anyone willing to jump in and help men, women and children who have no home.
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7. Donate Blood
If you’re not squeamish about blood then donating it is another great way to be a Good Samaritan. Blood is always needed and someone’s who’s willing to give is much appreciated.
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8. Donate a kidney
If you don’t mind a operation and giving up a kidney then becoming a donor is another great way to help someone in need on a waiting list.
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9. Random Acts Of Kindness
Come up with a random of act of kindness like getting coffee for a friend unexpectedly and dropping it off to let them know how much you appreciate them.
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10. Use your talent or skill
Maybe you’re good at speaking, photography or cooking. Whatever is that you may be good it can be used to help someone out.
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