Do Good Things

DGT Cards...The Currency of Kindness

"We can do no great things; only small things with great love." -Mother Theresa

The Do Good Things campaign is as simple as it sounds. Do Good Things. It's a motto. It's a message. And it's a fun way of spreading some positive vibes into the world. Service comes in many forms, and unprovoked simple gestures of kindness can be one of the most potent forms.

Sometimes even if we want to do good for others, we often get wrapped up in our own day to day concerns. Think of these cards as your reminders. It's simple. Perform an act of kindness and leave a DGT card behind. When the recipient of your deed sees the card, they'll know it's their turn to "pay it forward." As simple as that, a new thread of kindness has been born!

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100% of the proceeds from the purchase of your new DGT cards go to support outreach efforts such as bringing yoga to at-risk youth. To purchase DGT cards today or get more information, please fill out the following order form and follow the instructions on it for submitting your order.

Bee the Change Card

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Every day there is an opportunity for service. Here are some fun ideas for how to use your DGT cards.

• Buy a meal or drink for a young couple or family sitting next to you at a restaurant or behind you in the drive through. Leave the DGT card with the server to give them after you leave
• Tape a quarter to a pay phone with the DGT card.
• Send a greeting card to someone for no particular reason. Include the DGT card.
• Donate old books to the library and leave a DGT card in each book.
• Fill up someone's parking meter and leave a DGT card on the windshield.
• Clean up the office "kitchen area" and leave the DGT card on the table.
• Leave an extra large tip for your food server with a DGT card.
• Leave a bouquet of flowers on someone's front door step.
• Bake goodies and take them to the police station, fire station, or hospital.
• Let someone skip you in the long line in the post office.
• Pay a local teen to mow an elderly neighbor's yard.
• Pick up litter on the street or in someone's yard and leave a DGT card in the mailbox.
• Leave your change in the vending machine with a DGT card for the next person.
• Pay for the person's toll behind you and leave a DGT card with the service agent.
• Give someone a hug for no particular reason. Hand them a DGT card afterwards.
• Give up your seat on public transportation just for fun.
• Take ten minutes from your day and hold the door for people coming out of a local store. Hand each person a DGT card as they leave.
• Collect all the shopping carts left in the parking lot and bring them back to the store front.