How have you been impacted by the Mason Intermediate "Pay it Forward Project?"
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I received a note from an MI student, Grace Paxton a few days after the funeral of my father. Her mother and I work together and have become very close friends. Over the past few years, I have come to care about Grace and her sisters very much. The letter she wrote me was colorful and sweet and came to me on a rough day as I deal with the loss of my father. What an awesome project this is. It doesn't matter how big or small the act of kindness is and I look forward to passing a note on to someone I know. It might just make their day.
ReplyDeleteI just came home from work and getting my daughter off the bus, pulled up to my driveway and saw that our garbage cans and recycling bin were put in front of our garage door. Someone had carried them up for us, I yelled across the street to my neighbor to ask if she did it, she said no. I saw a note on it that had the Pay It Forward information and the name of Isaac. Isaac is a student at MI that lives down the street. What a wonderful surprise to have the cans carried up the driveway for us! After having lots of other things to carry in from the car, it was great to have one less thing to do. Thank you for a great project, it makes a difference, no matter what the good deed is!
ReplyDeleteThank you MI and Isaac!
My daughter took it upon herself to make pizzas and lemonade for dinner. After I helped her put them in the oven, we enjoyed a great meal. She even cleaned up the dishes afterwards. What a nice surprise!! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteMonday morning! Not only Monday morning but a very cold Monday morning that reminded me that summer was over! How nice of Ty Kerr to place an assortment of muffins in the teachers' work room. I completely enjoyed my chocolate chip muffin with my coffee! Thank you for making Monday not so bad after all!
ReplyDeleteI received a call from an MI student Thursday afternoon, offering help with any projects I may have. She explained the "Mi Pay It Forward" project and I gratefully accepted her offer. This weekend, Grace and I got together for several hours, selected 7 flowering plants from the new Natorp’s store and planted them at the front door to my home. Grace was not only a competent worker, doing a great job and cleaning up after herself, but she was a fun companion for the three hours we shared. Makes me proud to be Grandpa.
ReplyDeleteAfter diner this evening my daughter cleaned up all the dishes, unloaded the dishwasher & reloaded it. What a good thing to do.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I had planned a much-needed date night for this past Saturday. In the craziness of the weekend, we were rushing out the door at the last minute. I'm proud to say that my son, Adam, was able to cook, serve, AND clean up dinner for himself and his two siblings while we were gone! I love that we're teaching our kids to Pay It Forward...and I can't wait to surprise someone by passing on my own good deed! :)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter Anna came home from school and did all of her chores without being reminded. She did them right away. She also did more than I normally ask her to.
ReplyDeleteVery nice of Anna -Megan
ReplyDeleteLast night, Grace Rhein did something amazingly wonderful, generous and scary. She volunteered to be a part of the Yom Kippur Service at Cedar Village. She got up in front of a large group of strangers and led part of the service. She did a beautiful job and afterward the congregants told me (her mom) how wonderful it was to hear the voice of a young person. She gave these people a gift, not just by reading for them, but by spending her time with them and sharing her talents. Many people at Cedar Village rarely get to see anyone below the age of 60. The vast majority of the residents there had children and still love to be around young people. She brought a smile to their faces and to them, it meant a great deal that a young lady would take the time to share their holiday with them. There were words of thanks, smiles of gratitude and even some happy tears. Well done, Grace!
ReplyDeleteStarting off the year with a Mitzvah...much Nachas she must bring you! Andrew,my youngest son Samuel and different friends used to go every couple of months, but have gotten out of the habit. The residents were always grateful, though some just wanted to watch the kids play chess instead of actually playing. We would bring our own games as not to disturb the activities director...would love to get something going on a reg basis if your interested in getting a group together?
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Last night I was introduced to "Pay It Forward" by Ama Beyduk, my stepdaughter. I liked this concept and I feel that id does a lot of good to our children and to our community. For example, Ama helps little children in our community without any encouragement from my wife or I. She also was very proactive in collecting items for donations for those in need. These simple things make us proud of her and we support her participation in the "Pay it Forward".
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ReplyDeleteI rushed home today from work to get my daughter off the bus and pick my son up from school. Ayden, our neighbor, appeared at the door asking if he could help by taking our dog Holly for a walk. How nice! I'm glad to know MI is teaching the kids to "Pay It Forward" I certainly appreciated Ayden's good deed and Holly enjoyed it too!
We have had new neighbors for several months and unfortunately we had not taken the time to introduce ourselves or welcome them to our neighborhood. One month ago we welcomed our first child and anxiously brought him home. Imagine our surprise when our new neighbor, Kylee, a student at MI, saw us outside and told us she had a gift for our little bundle. My husband and I were both touched with her generosity and kindness towards our family. It caused us to pause and think about how we can continue to "Pay It Forward" in our lives. As educators, my husband and I are so proud of Mason and cannot wait until our little guy gets to benefit from the outstanding school system. Thank you to Kylee and the faculty/staff at MI for such a wonderful and thoughtful project.
ReplyDeleteThis afternoon, I asked my little brother Adarsh to borrow a pencil. He then gave me 5 of his favorite pencils so I'll always have a pencil when I need it. He gave me pencils with colors/designs he knew I'd like. Thanks Adarsh for your thoughtfulness!
ReplyDeleteOur neighbors Kevin Astles and Teddy Tolliver have been very helpful over the past week by bringing up our newspaper from the sidewalk. My dad enjoys the newspaper but, because of health issues, has problems getting it from the sidewalk. Kevin and Teddy allow him to enjoy the paper in the afternoon.
ReplyDeleteI am so proud of my daughter, Ama Beyduk! She had just cleaned our neighbor's driveway while they were not home. She took a broom and got all the dry leaves from their driveway! Ama is a great neighbor!!!
ReplyDeleteI opened the front door to a solicitor, but was surprised to find a beautiful anniversary card drawn by my thoughtful neighbor Grace Paxton taped to my door. Grace is such a sweet girl, thank you!
ReplyDeleteRhea's mother is a regular customer at our thriftstore. When she learned that we are a non-profit ministry that helps children worldwide, she volunteered her time and energy. She came in to our store for over an hour to help in any way she could. Rhea worked hard and truely was a blessing and a help. On top of that she also donated a large garbage bag of her own clothing. What a giving and kind spirit. Thanks
ReplyDeleteMy granddaughter, Ama Beyduk, helped me with the grocery shopping and heavy grocery bags. And when she visits me Ama always makes the bed for me! I love my little Big Helper!
ReplyDeleteI was lucky enough to receive a complimentary note from the lovely fifth grader, Kaylee Moody. She complimented me and told me how nice it is to have me at MI. My job is always busy and it was a wonderful surprise to open her "gift" to me. It definitely made me smile.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice surprise after a hard days work to have Jennah Hayes offer to help make dinner and clean as we go. She was a big helper to a busy mom on a busy night. Trash is taken out and dishes are done. Thank you Jennah Hayes for making my night a little bit easier.
ReplyDeleteRecently I was in line at the cafeteria at work, trying to grab a bite to eat before dashing off to a yet another meeting. I gave the cashier my badge, which we are supposed to pre-load with money for use at the dining facility. When the cashier said "you dont have enough money loaded" I was resigned to a very hungry afternoon -- I just did not have enough time to get my wallet between meetings. Imagine my surprise and delight when the woman behind me, Tracy Louden, said "don't worry I'll get it" as she paid for my lunch! I made it through the rest of the afternoon well fed and feeling very fortunate. Later Tracy gave me the "Pay It Forward Project" card and told me how she had been inspired by her daughter Aleia's work to clean up the creek behind their house. Now it is my turn to pass on the spirit of good will that Aleia and Tracy have shared with me!
ReplyDeleteOur daughter Elizabeth had been so collaborative with the arrival of his new little brother Miguel. She is fully involved in all activities related to the baby care from diaper changes to bath. But not only that, she is also helping in light housekeeping activities to help mom in the first weeks after delivery. She is doing all of these while priorizing her homework and music classes. It is amazing to see how her level of responsibilities is growing up and she does all with happiness and joy. In a couple of weeks one of our neighbors will have a new baby and we have plans to assist her with food and taking care of the first child.
ReplyDeleteI came home from work to organize and clean the basement and when I went down the stairs my son, Blake, had already done the cleaning and put the boxes in their proper place. He also swept the floor and marked the boxes of its contents. Thank you very much Blake and you saved me at least three hours of work.
ReplyDeleteWe have the privilage to get to know Ady A. from MI school and her family. Ady and her family had volunteer every weekend for months to help cats and dogs find their forever home through adoption events. I am trilled to have Ady helping animals in need and give them the love each of them deserve. I received "The Pay It Forward Project" card from Ady and I wanted to share this experience with everyone!!
ReplyDeleteI am the proud parent of Adidoreydi. For people who did not know Ady awhile back. Ady's hair was 49 inches long and Ady wanted a hair cut. My husband and I struggled for one month trying to deal with this request, hoping Ady would change her mind. Ady wanted short hair and 38 inches were cut off. "The Pay It Forward Project" card gave me the opportunity to share this with everyone that knows Ady and those who did not know her last year. Ady donated her hair to "Locks Of Love" in which six wigs will be made for kids with Cancer. This moment was priceless.
ReplyDeleteA sweet energetic little girl, Skylar R., came to my office today and labeled envelopes, sealed calendars and put paperwork in alphabetical order for me. This really helped a lot because we had a stack of envelopes the staff uses, which had our old office address on them. The calendars will be mailed to all of our clients, referral souces and clients families. Thank you Skylar for helping and making a difference. These small jobs meant a great deal to all of us! Your sweet smile and energy were contagious. Thank you for "Paying It Forward"!!!! Paula Eisele and the entire Comfort Keepers Staff
ReplyDeleteI am a teacher at The Compass School. I have had the pleasure of being Aron Olegnowiczs' teacher since he was a baby. He now comes to visit when he has days off from Mason Intermediate and spends every summer with me at Compass. On October 11, 2012 Aron had the day off school. It was on my to do list to clean our school bus. Aron not only offered to help but did an excellent job of helping without expecting anything in return. It was so good spending quality time with Aron while doing something nice for our hard working bus drivers!
ReplyDeletei was coming home from work and Tori Hessler was taking my garbage cans up to my front door
ReplyDeleteIt was no nice that my daughter folded all of the cloths without asking, it was a huge help. Thank you for Paying it forward.
ReplyDeleteEvelyn Montgomery October 13, 2012
ReplyDeleteTwo young ladies came to my condo this morning and cleaned out some flower beds which I was unable to do because of back problems. What a wonderful thing to watch them work and reap the rewards.
My little sister, Shreya G., helped me study for my spanish test and folded all the clothes. Thank you...
ReplyDeleteOne of my Sunday School students, Joel, held the door open for everyone as they exited the room. It was nice to see a young man showing good manners and being a good example. Thanks Joel!
ReplyDeletemy neighbor Mary Ann came over yesterday as I started clearing my driveway with a blower after edging my lawn. She took the blower from me and proceeded to clear my long driveway and sidewalk of all the clippings. When she finished, I offered to pay her for her help. She said no and asked me to stay while she ran back to her house. When she returned, she handed me her card and explained that the entire fifth grade was participating in the pay it forward project. What a great project.
ReplyDeleteMy neighbor Ady A. helped me with the heavy grocery bags since I have back problems. She also helped me put my grocery away. Ady handed me her card and explained that the entire fifth grade was participating in the pay it forward project. This project is amazing. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteOur neighbor Nathan knew that we had lost our patio table in a wind gust and thoughtfully brought over a patio set and chairs they were no longer using to help. What a thoughtful special delivery. Many thanks, Nathan!
ReplyDeleteWeston has been helping his me out everyday.Whenever I ask him to do something around the house ,he never hesitates to do it even if he is in the middle of playing .I have had trouble walking for years and knowing he is so helpful makes my life more comfortable.Thanks Weston!! Whenever possible I will pass on the help to a person in need.Dad
ReplyDeleteI needed help yesterday cleaning my balcony and my neighbor Ady A. helped me, I was so amazed of the pay if forward project and the amazing things kids learn as well adults. Thank you so much!!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to share my story and I am looking forward to pass on the good deeds to someone else.Ady A. donate all her unwanted clothes and toys three days ago. I am a single parent of a 23 year old son who is in College. My son and I decided that we could not, let five siblings be adopt by different families. On July of 2012, I adopted five siblings:)with Ady's donation which was a lot of clothes and toys used/new my kids understand that regarless whatever the situation is or might be, there is good people out there. Ady handled me the Pay It Forward Project card, I wanted say once again and never ending, thank you Ady to you and your family for all you do to help and reach out people in need. Thank you.
ReplyDeletemy sister did all my chores for me the other night :)
ReplyDeleteToday was garbage day in our neighborhood and I had a very tired day at work. I came home and saw that my garbage cans and recycling bins were taken up to my garage. I found a little note on it that gave me this website and it also said Lauren Ryan. Lauren Ryan is a very generous girl to do that and she has encouraged me to pass it forward.
ReplyDeleteMy sweet friend surprised me and treated me to Chipotle for dinner. I felt very loved! The meal and company were both great!
ReplyDeleteEach year our community celebrates an annual fall festival. Among other things each year the kids participate if different cultural activities which include singing, dancing and acting on stage. For the last couple of years the responsibility of preparing the kids for a show has been been mine, and this year i decided on a musical. Though i managed to cast almost all 5 to 9 year olds i was falling short of a person for a small but important part. Though this was out of his age range Indranshu, a fifth grader from MI came froward to solve my predicament. My kids have been practicing real hard and doing their best, but this would not have been possible without Indranshu's help. Thank you MI for the Payitforward project..i will carry this on. Thanks again Indranshu.
ReplyDeleteMy son (AJ Kraus) was a huge help to me. I needed to mark all of the sprinkler locations in the yard so we could have the yard aeriated. As I turned on each sprinkler, AJ marked the location with a small flag. This would have taken me an hour to do by myself. With AJ's help, it only took 15 minutes. THANKS AJ!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter (Ama Beyduk) was recovering after the exhausting virus when I started to feel sick. I was resting on a sofa with a headache half asleep. Ama surprised me with a cup of hot cocoa and warm S'mores that she prepared by herself from scratch... It was so touching and nice... I felt better right away. Thank you again, my favorite little doctor!
ReplyDeleteMy little brother (Ty Sloan) saw that I was busy with homework, and heard that my mom had asked me to do my chores. Realizing I would be busy, he finished my chores for me. This helped me and my mom. Thanks Ty!:)
ReplyDeletemy little brother (kyle privett) helped me pick out my outfit for school since he is very creative and stylish he made me look like a maxanista since he is my fashion consoltint! thanks kyyyyyyyle xoxo whats for tuesday???
ReplyDeletemy son (kyle privett)after a long day at work noticed i was tired and helped me clean the house and prepared dinner, thanks kyle!
ReplyDeletemy son (kyle privett) took care of me all week because ive been sick (cough,cough) i love you forever kyle thanks for the back rubs!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter Lana Saqer surprised me tonight after dinner by drying and putting away all the dishes! Wow, what a HUGE help :
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Lena (Lana's Mom)
My son Utkarsh helped me when I was sick by getting me a glass of milk and helping his dad in throwing the trash bag and loading the dishes.Indeed a great job by Utkarsh!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a journalist for The Cincinnati Enquirer. I happened upon your story on our website and decided to look into it a bit further. The idea is wonderful and the project and inspiration. Although I have not personally received a letter or have been contacted by any MI students, I will take the advice of the student body and try my own 'Pay it Forward' experiment. Who knows how many people will be impacted? You are all doing great work and have certainly inspired me to do the same. Isn't that what it's all about? Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Tim Ellison,owner of Mr. Godwrench Automotive West Chester. I am also outreach minister at Celebration Church Ohio. We have the privilege of going to Serve City Rescue Mission in Hamilton every month to feed the homeless. Last night (10-23)I got to meet a young man named Kalib Amshoff that came with his grandparents Dick & Sue Mottashed. They are members of Celebration. What a blessing it was to watch Kalib serve others. He also did it with a joyful heart. What a great way to pay it forward. I want to thank you also for this program. It is an encouragement to me that you are instilling great values in the children. God Bless You !
ReplyDeleteMy name is Jonathan Spindler. I am a member at Celebration Baptist Church in Mason, Ohio. Our Church serves dinner at the Serve City Homeless Shelter in Hamilton, Ohio once a month. Last night(10/23) I had the pleasure of meeting a young lad by the name of Kalib Amshoff; Dick and Sue Mottashed's Grandson. Kalib is a very personable young man and was a huge help last night. Kalib is participating in a school program called the Pay It Forward Project.I commend Kalib as well as the creators of the program. God Bless You Kalib!!
ReplyDeleteOur daughter, Willow Stanford-Kososki, surprised my husband and I on our 18th anniversary Mon. She woke up at 5:30am to make us breakfast in bed - (greek yogurt, strawberries and cereal.) She then proceeded to give us our gifts. I recently told her when I was her age, I wanted to read the book Charlette's Web, and was on a list for the book at the school library...but I never got it. She downloaded a picture of the book's cover, and used it as wrapping paper for my gifts. Then she copied a picture of my husband and myself that was recently taken at the beach,turned it into a necklace for her teddybear - who had a party hat on for the occasion! She then wrapped a seashell that we found on the beach in the summer, and presented all of this with a hand made card (ofcourse!) As we were opening the gifts in the morning.....she then proceeded to ask "where are we all going out to dinner to night to celebrate!....our romantic dinner for two turned into a romantic dinner for four....how could I say NO!
ReplyDeleteThe other ritual that she does on a daily basis - is - she MUST meet her brother at the bus stop everyday.....NO ONE ELSE GETS TO! Keep in mind, the bus drops him off two doors down. But it is a special habit that they both look forward to. Sometimes you just need to smile and count your blessings for being a parent!!! "Thank you my love...you are truly a joy....."
I am thankful for the help my daughter, Paige, gave to make dinner and also to bake cupcakes for her Grandpa's birthday. We're usually in a hurry come dinner time, so it was nice not to have anywhere to rush to and to spend time cooking and baking together.
ReplyDeleteI am turning 47 years old soon, and my 10 year old daughter, Leah Stewart, decided to take it upon herself to have a "surprise "party for me. Not in 47 years has anyone ever tried to plan a party for me! That in itself was so thoughtful, but the best part is..on the invitations she stated.. "in lieu of presents or cards, we are collecting donations to the Epilepsy Foundation and the Autism Foundation. (Leah has 1 cousin who is autistic and another who suffers from daily seizures.)What a thoughtful, selfless act. Thank you Leah for caring so much about your cousins and all of the other children who share their challenges. You are such a blessing to all you touch.
ReplyDeleteOne afternoon after a hard day, my neighbor Ben Satterthwaite came to our door wanting to take out my garbage and recycling for me. I was glad he came because I was tired and needed a break from cleaning out our family's old filing cabinets and throwing away old magazines. The recycling was filled to the top and watching him carry it to the curb was comical. After many laughs and giggles the job was done and I was happier the rest of the day. Thanks Ben for your selflessness toward others.You are truly a great neighbor to have. Thanks, Mrs. Grimes
ReplyDeleteLana Sager continues to pay it forward by not only helping children in Hamilton and Middletown, Ohio, but she has reached as far as Oglala, South Dakota. Lana collects clothing and toys for children that do not have access to these items. In the past, Lana has provided clothing to over 35 children! I feel that this is Lana’s own little ministry. She is an amazing young girl who realizes the importance of loving your neighbor. I know that as Lana continues to mature into a young woman that she will continue to pay it forward in many ways. She has also encouraged her sister to help collect items. I have a name that I call this little ministry of Lana's, I call it Lana's Love. The children all know the clothes and toys come from Lana's Love. Thank you Lana, Christine Birhanzl
ReplyDeleteVery early on a Sunday morning, I was preparing to take my 7 yr old daughter to a dance competition in Lexington, KY. It also happened to be the first weekend of Mason Youth Football playoffs, and my son, Dawson's, game ended up being scheduled on this same Sunday, which meant he would miss his sister's first dance competition. He had been looking forward to attending the competition, and was visibly disappointed that he would not be able to be there.
ReplyDeleteThis was to be my daughter's first competition, so of course I was a little obsessive about having everything she needed, or could possibly need, and had been up late the night before getting as much ready as possible. The morning came too quickly, and as I scrambled to get myself and my daughter ready without waking the rest of the household, I walked downstairs, to get my much needed cup of coffee, and found my travel mug sitting on the kitchen island filled with fresh coffee, a Pay it Forward Project card, and a note that read, "Dear Mom, Thanks for being the best mom ever!" Next to it was some candy and another note that read, "Dear Karissa, Good luck at your competition. I wish I could be there. Love, Dawson"
Though the actions were small, they meant so much to me and to his sister on that frantic morning. I am glad the Pay it Forward Project encouraged Dawson to take his thoughts, and even his feelings of disappointment, and turn them into positive actions. The hugs we shared and smiles on all three of our faces were the best way to start the day!
One of my students and her family kindly made treats for our Mason Intermediate staff. They made and decorated adorable Fall cut-out cookies and delivered them to our staff lounge for teachers to come and eat them as they pleased. It was a wonderful surprise and I know that I enjoyed them very much! Thanks, Dunn girls:)
ReplyDeleteToday Janae Bacchus stopped in the Mason Fire Department Station 52. She brought in a card and a box of cookies to thank us for what we do. Janae told us she wanted to pay it forward, and asked us to do the same. On behalf of the entire Mason Fire Department we would like to thank her for this gesture. We will definitely continue to pay it forward. Thank you again Janae!
ReplyDeleteSarah Hasan is not only my neighbor but has been my friend since I was a baby. One Saturday, Sarah came over and brought us some yummy cookies. I liked the brownie ones the best. But, it was such a great treat to have, especially when my mom was making me clean my room. Just having my friend come over and drop off some cookies was such a nice thing to do. It made me feel good that I have such a nice friend. Thanks Sarah for the yummy cookies, your friend Aleeza.
ReplyDeleteMy nephew Deuce Harris helped take care of my dog when I had surgery. I could't take my Boxer Jazz out for her daily walks in the evening and Duece came to walk her for me as well as helped out with small chores around the house. Thanks Duece for lending a helping hand and Jazz is waiting for her walks from you!
ReplyDeleteMy family recently received a very generous gift from the Cooper Family for the birth of our daughter, Elsie. I taught Jack and Kate when they were second graders back in Colorado. I was so surprised when one day I received a wonderful card and Target gift card from the Cooper Family. It was so nice to know that they still think of me and care. I feel so lucky that we can keep in touch with all of the miles between us. I'm very excited to Pay it Forward and make a difference in someone else's life. This is a very special project!
ReplyDeleteI'm so proud of my son, Anthony Werner, when he tries to make people feel better. A few weeks ago a friend's grandmother died. We went to the visitation and Anthony spent the evening with his friend trying to distract him and make him feel better. He is always coming over to me to give me hugs or rub my shoulders. He loves to tell jokes to make people laugh.
ReplyDeletei am super proud of my daughter, Kaylee Galloway for donating 10 inches of her blond, wavy hair to Locks of Love.What a thoughtful deed to do, in Mason, Ohio!
ReplyDeleteKaylee Galloway came into my thrift/donation store and donated two big bags of clothes. I was so touched by her generousity and thinking of others!
ReplyDeleteMy little sister, Kaylee Gallloway cleaned my room and closet (which was a big job) looking for nothing in return. I am going to college full time and have two jobs so I really needed the extra help!
ReplyDeleteI was driving home from work when I saw my daughter (Kaylee Galloway)raking the leaves in our back yard. It was such a nice thing to come home to (a chore well done)after a long day at work!
ReplyDeleteMy sister made me a new hat.
ReplyDeleteLast Friday, my neighbor Sarah Pickens, came to my rescue! My husband was out of town and we forgot to put out our trash. It was a hectic morning and my kiddos were just starting to take out the trash cans when their school bus appeared and they had to make a run for it. Sarah's bus was due in a few more minutes so she volunteered to take the cans to the curb for me. Lucky for me because I was still in my pajamas and the trash men were around the corner. Thank You, Sarah! Your good deed was appreciated! Cheryl Chaney
ReplyDeleteI drove home from church one Sunday morning this fall and noticed it looked like the leaves in my front yard had all blown away. Then my neighbor, Meghan Burke, came over and told me she had raked my leaves for me as a random act of kindness as part of Mason Middle School's project to promote goodwill. It was such a kind act and I was completely humbled that she had chosen me to do an act of kindness for. Afterwards, I helped an elderly lady at the Post Office to use the machine to mail your own packages and she wasn't sure what to do, but didn't want to wait in the long line. So thankful for this project and my neighbor, Meghan. Ann Cripe
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