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Christmas Cheer Challenge 2021!

 Christmas Cheer Challenge 2021

By: Kori McKenna


I am inviting you to be a part of the Christmas Cheer Challenge 2021!

What: The 2021 Christmas Cheer Challenge. You will need Christmas cards with no writing inside(I made four separate cards). Then you will want to find a reason to give these cards to specific strangers. The below photo is what I wrote on the inside of my cards. My target is to find individuals who stand out to me as extraordinary humans and make sure I can give them some love and appreciation. Your target may differ from mine.


Who: Invite your friends to this challenge. You will be giving the prepared cards to strangers with who you have made contact during your day.

When: The Christmas Cheer challenge will run from December until January 1, 2022.

Where: Anywhere you meet an individual who stood out to you in some way.

Why: To give gratitude to our neighbors and let strangers know that they are unique, noticed, and cared about.

I will be sharing my experience in a Christmas Cheer Challenge 2021 blog and vlog. Stay tuned.


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  1. Kori McKennaDecember 8, 2021 at 9:46 PM

    I am excited to invite you to the Christmas Cheer Challenge for 2021! Enjoy, have fun with it and share your stories if you participate in this years challenge! Once my cards are handed out, I will be doing a Christmas Cheer Challenge 2021 Review via blog and vlog. Stay Tuned.

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