The bunnies will need food and water or someone will report you- call animal control the day after the eviction maybe they can re-home them.

Bring in food trucks and outdoor movies. 

Most people like to enjoy some sort of holiday meal and/or HAVE TO buy food and this would pair well with the timeframe you're wanting to give something back. 

Food for thought... 

The only difference is 2 bedroom has great view as it is on top floor.I am a downtown guy, love the energy and the excellent food and clubs around.

And I travelled the country for 10 years w/o and then w/ kids so agreed - well stocked is really nice if it's large parties... for us working travelers I just wanted cleanliness - rather have clean and sparse than hairs/food/trash left behind and it's stocked to the hilt

Food is up , materials are up , etc .

Also, the town/area this is in, is in deep South Texas, very close to the Mexican border, you can get to Mexico in about 25-30 minutes depending on traffic.

@Jonathan Greene Thanks for the food for thought!

I've read conflicting information about what triggers you to have to pay self-employment tax on your short-term rentals.There seems to be a consensus that the following does:Airport TransportationProviding cooked mealsOffering ToursCleaning during the guests' stayDecorating the property for a party as a serviceI'm not sure if these would cause me to have to pay self-employment taxes, as I've seen these items on a couple of lists but not most:Providing a coffee stationProviding a welcome basket with food itemsProviding bikes and kayaks for the guests to useDoes anyone know where the line is of what you can and cannot do and provide?