Dashboard/Nashua, NH

Greater Nashua Team

My Acts of Neighborliness

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My Team's Acts of Neighborliness

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Active Members

A Nation of Neighbors

Building a Nation of Neighbors, One Small Act of Service at a Time

👥 Member Roster

Member Acts
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Ramona B
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Meta_V
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Andrew, J
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Joslyn K
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Justin M
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Christine S
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Laurie T.
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📋 Acts of Neighborliness Log

Justin M · Sep 3, 2026
Practicing Everyday Kindness1

Check-in on a neighbor who I hadn't seen in a while

I hadn't seen my neighbor and his dog, Buddy, out walking in a while, so I checked in to see how they were doing and unfortunately he had to put his dog down :( The dog was so sweet and I was sad to hear, but I think sharing in that sadness and was helpful for his owner and also good that someone was thinking about him. I plan to make a point to checkin again sometime soon.

Ramona B · Sep 1, 2026
Borrowing, Lending, and Giving Things Away1

Donation to Goodwill

Ramona B · Aug 31, 2026
Lending a Hand1

Changed blood sugar monitor for someone who can’t do it herself

Ramona B · Aug 31, 2026
Lending a Hand1

Changed a blood sugar monitor for someone

Ramona B · Aug 31, 2026
Borrowing, Lending, and Giving Things Away1

Learned the name of the cashier at Kohl’s and thanked her.

Ramona B · Aug 31, 2026
Lending a Hand1

Picked up prescription for D.

Ramona B · Aug 31, 2026
Borrowing, Lending, and Giving Things Away1

Donation to NSKS

Meta_V · Aug 30, 2026
Showing Up in Your Community1

Attended and gave feedback at the Greeley Park Art Show

I shared appreciation for the layout of the Greeley Park Art Show with an organizer. It's always a beautiful event and I love to see the art. But, this year I particularly noticed many display tents faced onto open grassy area with some toys/activities for kids. What a great idea!

Meta_V · Aug 29, 2026
Borrowing, Lending, and Giving Things Away1

Donated period supplies to Nourish New England

Nourish New England collected nonperishable food and toiletries at Granite State PountineFest. I've gone to PoutineFest before but this is the first time I brought something to donate!

Ramona B · Aug 29, 2026
Making New Connections1

Made cookies, cheese plate and attended a baptism

Ramona B · Aug 26, 2026
Borrowing, Lending, and Giving Things Away1

Donations to Savers, Goodwill and the Gray nuns thrift stores

Joslyn K · Aug 26, 2026
Providing Support & Encouragement1

A friend of mine is facing a lot of family troubles so I spent time helping connect them with resources to help.

Ramona B · Aug 25, 2026
Practicing Everyday Kindness1

Texted someone affected by a stirm

Ramona B · Aug 25, 2026
Practicing Everyday Kindness1

Invited someone to lunch and set the date and time.

Ramona B · Aug 25, 2026
Providing Support & Encouragement1

Arranged a visit

Ramona B · Aug 23, 2026
Lending a Hand1

Took care of DA

I was asked to serve DA because he was sad because his sister was not home. He helped me do some chores and then did a craft.

Ramona B · Aug 23, 2026
Showing Up in Your Community1

Gave blood

First time blood donor.

Ramona B · Aug 23, 2026
Borrowing, Lending, and Giving Things Away1

Gave something I was going to take to a thrift store to a grandma mentioned she ws looking for

I have too many children’s china tea sets and she was thinking about getting for her daughter

Ramona B · Aug 23, 2026
Offering Gratitude & Recognition1

I thanked a sister

I met Fran Tenza’s daughter and was able to express my gratitude for Fran and her family’s support 40 years ago when my twins were born.

Ramona B · Aug 23, 2026
Providing Support & Encouragement1

Help with medical device

I go every 10 days to replace a medical device. While there , I take out the trash and do what needs to be done.

Ramona B · Aug 23, 2026
Borrowing, Lending, and Giving Things Away1

Gave a set of water carefee

Ramona B · Aug 22, 2026
Practicing Everyday Kindness1

Took flowers from my garden to a senior.

Ramona B · Aug 19, 2026
Making New Connections1

Shared. Joke with the cshier

Andrew, J · Aug 16, 2026
Lending a Hand1

I helped strike the set and clean up at Andy's Summer Playhouse

Andy's Summer Playhouse is like a second home over the summer. We are there almost every day because our daughter is in many of the productions. We are like a big family as we support our kids, the theater and each other. At the end of the summer, we come together one last time to clean up the playhouse and strike the set.

Ramona B · Aug 15, 2026
Providing Support & Encouragement1

Attended 4 year olds birthday party.

Team Progress

Greater Nashua Team

25/ 250 acts10%

toward the 250-act team goal

Acts Rendered

Borrowing, Lending, and Giving Things Away7
Lending a Hand5
Practicing Everyday Kindness4
Providing Support & Encouragement4
Showing Up in Your Community2
Making New Connections2
Offering Gratitude & Recognition1

Team Info

Member since
Aug 3, 2026
Location
Nashua, NH

Ideas for Acts of Neighborliness

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Making New Connections
  • Introduce yourself to a neighbor you don't know
  • Start a conversation with a vendor at the farmer's market
  • Start a conversation in the grocery store line
  • Make small talk with someone you see often but rarely talk to
  • Ask someone you know relatively well to tell you more about themselves
  • Welcome a new neighbor with a note, treat, or small introduction
  • Invite someone to join you for a walk
  • Sit with someone new at a community event
  • Ask a longtime resident to tell you something they love about the neighborhood
  • Introduce two neighbors who might enjoy knowing each other
  • Introduce a young person to someone who works in a field they're interested in
Lending a Hand
  • Put your neighbor's trash cans away
  • Help a neighbor with repairs or maintenance tasks such as cleaning out gutters, removing brush, or weeding
  • Wash and/or vacuum a family member's car
  • Walk your neighbor's dog
  • Water plants, collect mail, or pet sit while your neighbor is on vacation
  • Mow your neighbor's lawn, with permission
  • Shovel or sweep a neighbor's walkway
  • Bring in a package left on a neighbor's porch
  • Help carry groceries or heavy items
  • Offer to drive someone to an appointment or errand
  • Help a neighbor troubleshoot a simple household or technology problem
Providing Support & Encouragement
  • Visit an elderly neighbor
  • Invite a neighborhood child who isn't often included over to play
  • Visit a nearby retirement community
  • Compliment a neighbor on their home or yard
  • Make an effort to engage in active listening the next time you're talking with someone
  • Post an encouraging note to someone's social media feed
  • Check in on someone who has been grieving, sick, or under stress
  • Send a simple "thinking of you" text or card
  • Invite someone who lives alone to join you for a holiday or special meal
  • Listen without trying to fix anything
  • Remember an anniversary, birthday, or hard date for someone
  • Send a handwritten note instead of a digital one
Sharing Food & Hospitality
  • Take a baked good to a neighbor
  • Make a special meal for someone you live with
  • Invite someone over for a meal
  • Host a dinner party
  • Offer extra garden produce to a neighbor
  • Drop off snacks or canned goods at a food pantry or neighborhood share box
  • Bring soup or dinner to someone going through a hard week
  • Host a casual porch night, cocoa night, or lemonade stand
  • Share a favorite recipe with a neighbor
  • Invite someone to sit with you at a public event
  • Organize a neighborhood potluck
Borrowing, Lending & Giving Things Away
  • Loan something to a neighbor
  • Ask to borrow something from a neighbor
  • List unwanted items for free on a local Buy Nothing page
  • Donate items to a local resale shop
  • Borrow something from your library's "library of things"
  • Restock an existing free library or free pantry box
  • Create a small neighborhood free library or free pantry box
  • Offer to share tools, garden supplies, or extra seeds
  • Pass along children's clothes, toys, or books
  • Offer extra moving boxes, packing supplies, or storage bins
  • Share a recommendation for a trusted local repair person or service provider
  • Donate blood
Beautifying Shared Spaces
  • Pick up litter on your street
  • Pick up litter in the park or on a trail
  • Plant some flowers in a shared neighborhood space
  • Clean up an empty lot
  • Volunteer at a community garden plot
  • Weed around a shared sign, sidewalk, or common area
  • Plant bulbs where neighbors will see them in spring
  • Rake leaves from a storm drain
  • Report a broken streetlight, dangerous sidewalk, or pothole
  • Help maintain a little free library, community board, or trailhead area
Showing Up in Your Community
  • Attend a town festival, parade, or seasonal celebration
  • Join a community class, walking group, book club, or garden club
  • Participate in an interfaith activity
  • Organize a block party
  • Attend a neighborhood association meeting
  • Attend a community meeting
  • Shop at a local business
  • Attend an event at your local library
  • Utilize a shared community maker space
  • Participate in an open mic night at a local cafe
  • Support a local band or artist by attending a concert
  • Attend a city council meeting and thank the council members
  • Attend a school concert, play, game, or fundraiser
  • Visit a local museum, historical society, or community exhibit
  • Volunteer at a food pantry, community supper, or clothing closet
  • Vote in a local election
  • Attend a public lecture, author event, or local history program
Offering Gratitude & Recognition
  • Look a cashier or shop attendant in the eye and thank them
  • Offer a cold drink to your mail carrier
  • Write a thank you note to someone who regularly serves you
  • Join a community Facebook group and post positive, grateful thoughts
  • Post a note of gratitude to someone's social media feed
  • Review a local business on Google or Yelp with sincere praise
  • Write a note to an elected official offering praise and encouragement
  • Thank a teacher, coach, librarian, crossing guard, or bus driver
  • Leave a positive note for a neighbor who keeps a beautiful garden
  • Send a thank-you email to someone who organized a community event
  • Publicly praise a volunteer group, nonprofit, or civic worker
  • Compliment a local business employee to their manager
Practicing Everyday Kindness
  • Make an extra effort to obey slow speed limits in your neighborhood
  • Let someone go ahead of you in line
  • Return a stray shopping cart
  • Hold the door and make eye contact
  • Be patient with a new employee or trainee
  • Wave to neighbors, walkers, delivery drivers, and road workers
  • Keep sidewalks clear of snow, leaves, toys, or trash
  • Turn down loud music or outdoor noise out of consideration for neighbors