Love Thy Neighbor

Welcome to the
Nation of Neighbors
Challenge

Teams across New England are celebrating America's 250th birthday by completing 250 Acts of Neighborliness this summer

Together we are building a Nation of Neighbors by reaching out in love and service

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Total Acts of Neighborly Service Logged So Far

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Teams Registered
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Neighbors Participating

The Nation of Neighbors challenge starts now and ends on National Good Neighbor Day, September 28th. Any group can form a team and register to participate — a church congregation, a neighborhood association, a school, a company, a nonprofit organization, a family, or even just a group of friends. Click the link below to register your group and join the challenge!

Log your Acts of Service

What is an act of Neighborliness?

Any act of love, kindness, service, mercy, or peacemaking — no matter how small — that sparks, strengthens, or builds a relationship with a neighbor.

Who is my neighbor?

As Jesus taught through the parable of the Good Samaritan, all are our neighbors, but especially those who are different from us. We encourage you to reach across differences (age, race, religion, political affiliation, or anything else) in completing your acts of neighborliness.

What is a Nation of Neighbors?

Our nation is only as strong as the bonds of affection that hold us together. Serving our neighbors in small ways can have a big impact on how our community looks and feels, as well as the peace, prosperity, and freedom we experience as Americans.

Ideas to Get You Started

Say hello to a neighbor you don't know yet
Bring someone a baked good
Invite someone over for a meal
Chat with a vendor at the farmer's market
Share extra garden produce
Pass/give away extra clothes or toys
Pick up litter on your street
Plant flowers where others can enjoy them
Water plants or pet sit for a neighbor
Attend a library event
Shop somewhere local
Write a thank-you note

“By small and simple things are great things brought to pass”

— Alma 37:6, The Book of Mormon ↗

How Can Neighborly Service Change the World?

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Latest Acts of Neighborliness

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Luv 2 Serv from Keene Ward logged an act of Sharing Food & Hospitality

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Sep 20, 2026 · 21m ago

Carolee A. from Exeter NH Stake logged an act of Practicing Everyday Kindness

"As I entered the space, there were several who arrived for the first time and were not comfortable in the setting. We started a conversation to learn more from each other. When we lean forward and spark joy, it ignites and helps others to feel comfortable"

Sep 19, 2026 · 2h ago

Carolee A. from Exeter NH Stake logged an act of Making New Connections

"Spent 6 hours on waterfront to help with boats, kayaks, and check in. Was on the lakefront to ensure safety for our older single adults in the region. A participant was having difficulty with processing and regulating emotions. I was able to calm the storm so they could enjoy the beautiful waterfront."

Sep 19, 2026 · 2h ago

Barbara H from Nashua 1st Ward logged an act of Making New Connections

"While attending Women's conference this weekend I met at least one new person each day."

Sep 19, 2026 · 3h ago

A Nation of Neighbors

Every act counts!

Together, we're building
a Nation of Neighbors

Each heart represents one act of neighborly service logged by our teams.

The Nation of Neighbors challenge starts now and ends on National Good Neighbor Day, September 28th. Any individual can participate. And any group can form and register a team — a church congregation, a neighborhood association, a school, a company, a nonprofit organization, a family, or even just a group of friends. You'll work together with your team members to complete 250 Acts of Neighborliness. Click the link below to register your group and join the challenge!

Join the Challenge