I shared this on Instagram, and got tons of requests to share the sign, so I'm sharing it here! This treat basket is something we did at the start of December for all of the drivers… mail carriers, food and grocery deliveries, and our garbage guys. These folks take good care of us and I wanted to do a little something for them. I used a small plastic basket that I had stuffed in my closet, and filled it with water, sports drinks, chips, candy, nuts, and gum. Then I left it out on our porch with the sign to take whatever they wanted.
Yall, I've been so happy doing this. It fills my cup up and makes me smile to see the drivers' reactions. Some smile, some leave a note, some send a text, some do a little dance back to their truck. We even had one guy cry and tell us we made his day.
Kindness makes a difference, even when it's small.
You can download the sign HERE.
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