Selected Leadership Service Ideas

Print these Service Ideas out. Add to them. What Excites Your Group?

• Share a meal
• Help someone paint their kitchen


• Visit someone in the hospital


• Go to the hospital more than once


• Take others to the hospital with you


• Go for a bike ride with someone


• Take the dogs for a swim


• Help your friend move


• Take a big group with you to help your friend move


• Hug your grandma


• Celebrate after you help your friend move


• Go dancing with friends - no drinking required if you're all having fun!


• Be the cook for a big service project.
• Dance a little more! Be the entertainment!


• Serving Others!


• Honor the leader after a job well done.
• Find a need and fill it. Work together to build community. Start with Rebuilding Together or Habitat for Humanity or other local organizations already in place.


• Help run a parade. They need hundreds!


• Take your tools to an event and teach others how to use them.


• Help clean up after sharing a meal.


• Propose to you
r fiance with all your friends present - share the joy!

• See a moving truck? Ask neighbors if you can help. Many hands make light work. Make a new friend.


• Take a big group with you to help an elderly lady.


• Invite friends to plan your service project. Brainstorm.


• Everyone can do something.


• You can do it!


• Clean up and complete projects at kid's camp.


• Help weed the neighbor's garden!


• The elderly need fun, too. They are creative when asked to help organize, fundraise, and provide entertainment!


• Remember the old and the young in your plans. Put them together.


• Do a fun dance! Gets you in shape for those service projects!


• Keep your friends close. Communicate and share your dreams. Theirs will become yours and yours will become theirs
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• Do a little dance. Someone has to be first!
• Share your life. Make plans. Dream big. You will be surprised at who will buy in.


• Use your skills. Start with Rebuilding Together or Habitat for Humanity and other local organizations already in place.


• You can have fun doing the simplest thing and it may become your new family portrait.
• Take your favorite ride to the service event! Convertible tops down, too!


• Wear your favorite costume to a service event.
• While you're at the service event, entertain the kids there. Plan ahead for that.
• Take along some extra fun to punch up the day at the end of your work. Silly string is always memorable!
• Look for other ideas for a favorite ride to an event. Check the volunteer section of your newspaper.
• Take someone that couldn't afford to attend your regular sport or hobby.
• Teach someone your skills. Mentor a friend.
• Rent a tool and use it to help the neighbors after a wind storm or spring clean up.
• Make regular family dates for fun, dinner, game night, or sharing any non-tv event where you can talk about your dreams.