If you’ve ever put a garage sale together, you know how exhausting it can be. Putting it all out, pricing everything, & then having to haggle with somebody over a nickel for your old Dukes of Hazzard Lunchbox. It can make you wonder if it’s all worth it. 

Susan had a different idea. Every year, she puts on what she calls a Kindness Garage Sale at her home in Virginia. She doesn’t price ANYTHING – it’s all by donation, so some people will plop down a buck & take 20 dresses – but then there’s the guy that put down $230 for a teddy bear. All of the proceeds from the Kindness Garage Sale goes to buy Christmas presents for kids in her town. The acts of kindness that come from it may seem random, but the garage sale is a great example of somebody being intentional about impacting their community.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/yard-sale-funds-random-acts-of-kindness/