This morning, I had the opportunity to go on KNSS NewsRadio to talk with Steve McIntosh about Do the Deed. For four whole minutes, the Wichita airwaves filled with talk of acts of kindness.
If you missed the interview, no worries. We’ve got it below. Have a listen and then head over to the site. While you’re there, be sure to log a deed suggestion or vote on your favorites.
Also, we’re launching the next phase of the campaign in the coming weeks. Our new ads and the website will start to feature the most popular deed ideas, as voted on by the community. So, once you submit a deed, be sure to get all of your friends, family and coworkers to vote!
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When I get a very good meal and tip the waitress….I also tell her/him to pass along to the cook that I enjoyed my meal. Poor cooks are back in the kitchen and do not get to hear from the people eating the meal. This is a good deed that I do occasionally.
Hi Todd….your mom and dad are friends of mine.
HI Todd….One time I paid for someone’s meal and they didn’t know we had paid for it until she saw us at church and asked about it. I once bought an ice cream cone for a man behind me in the drive thru (I knew him from church) at an ice cream shop. It’s fun to do deeds like this.
Hello Todd-
I liked hearing this show. I have been trying to let people get out of
a side drive into a main street when possible and I let folks who have
only a few items in the grocery line go in front of me. Feels good!
I bought ice cream for the security guard who was short of $ today.
Hi Todd,
I go to the hospital and visit the ones that have just been admitted to the hospital every Monday. I give them a smile and a few kinds words and say a prayer with them….I leave more blessed than when I came in. Finally found out what it means when scripture says “it is more blessed to give than receive”.