Bloggers Unite on 12/17 For Acts of Kindness
Thousands of bloggers from around the world are performing acts of kindness right now so they can post their stories on December 17. Will you be one of them?
BlogCatalog is hosting their 3rd Blogging For Hope challenge on Monday December 17th. The current challenge is titled Acts of Kindness and encourages bloggers to perform an act of kindness and to blog about it with a post, photo or video on 12/17/07.
You can keep tabs on the Bloggers Unite posts as they start to get published across the blogosphere by following these tags at Technorati:
Tags: bloggers unite, blogging for hope, acts of kindness, blogcatalog
If you are joining in, be sure to tag your own posts with those phrases so that readers can find your post too.
If you would like to register your blog for Bloggers Unite and enter to win some of their cool prizes, or just get banners & badges for your blog to help spread the word, visit the new Bloggers Unite page at:
Ideas for an Act of Kindness might include making a donation, helping someone, volunteering your time, taking a homecooked meal to an elderly neighbor, offering to babysit for a friend so she can do holiday shopping or have a dinner out with her husband, giving something you dont really need to someone who would really enjoy it…
Be creative and look for ways that you can tie your act of kindness into the theme of your blog 
Best,
Please share "Bloggers Unite on 12/17 For Acts of Kindness" with your friends using the buttons below. Thanks!
Do something nice today and don’t feel shy about posting about it.
But more importantly, try to do something nice every day afterwards!
Yea Gabriel, you hit the nail on the head. I often wonder why people do preach about doing kindness and love as certain occasions or times of the year?
I earnestly believe no time is too ripe to show kindness than other.
Thanks Lynn for sharing again
Agreed… but a little nudge now and then as a reminder doesnt hurt
I do love it when groups – like bloggers, for example – pull together to “make a difference”. I’ve seen groups online use various platforms to raise large sums of money for specific charities over the years, which is a wonderful thing.
If it takes “an event” to get more people involved than normally would on their own… then so be it
Follow me @lynnterry on Twitter.
I haven’t got an act of kindness on my mind other than maybe donating to Wikipedia one of these days.
Why not a year? Maybe actually live by the Ten Commandents, wouldn’t that be novel?
Follow me @nar321 on Twitter.