Sometimes service means doing an unglamorous task before anyone asks.
LEADERSHIP
LEADERSHIP
The tasks nobody claims are the ones that reveal what a person is like. Stacking the chairs, doing the washing up, sending the follow-up nobody wanted to send. It attracts no praise, it is genuinely needed, and doing it without being asked changes the atmosphere of a group more than any speech.
Look for the thing everyone is stepping around and do it once, without mentioning it. This is a small habit and it compounds into something people notice about you without ever being able to cite an example.
Which unpleasant job could you quietly take off someone’s hands?
Free, with nothing to buy inside it.