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Short Stories about Kindness

A varied group of people, almost all with light skin tone, stand on the steps of a building holding signs including “refugees welcome,” “Black lives matter,” and “how dare you hijack Southport’s grief with your hatred and lies.”

The single biggest show of collective kindness we’ve seen in the UK for a long time.

25 August 2024

Home Bargains shopper starts ripple of kindness.

24 August 2024

A bottle of water in a bucket of ice. A note stuck to it reads as explained in the caption.

Neighbour provides iced water for delivery drivers.

23 August 2024

Six femme presenting people on a Zoom call, all smiling.

Kindness at Work Womxn.

22 August 2024

I saw someone assisting a blind fellow passenger off the train.

21 August 2024

a woman bends down to a toddler in a buggy to look them lovingly in the face.

Someone taking the time to help a mother climb the a flight of steps with her buggy.

20 August 2024

View down the vegetable and frozen aisle of a French supermarket. Text overlaid reads “At the supermarket, an elderly man moved his shopping behind mine at checkout so I could go first.”

At the supermarket, an elderly man moved his shopping behind mine at checkout so I could go first.

19 August 2024

a football on grass. Text overlaid reads “Football players for the England men’s team donate their international game wages to charity.”

Football players for the England men’s team donate their international game wages to charity.

18 August 2024

The entrance to a Paris metro station. There is decorative iron fence around it which leads to an arch at the top of the stairs with a sign reading “metropolitan” and two red lights either side of it.

Someone offered to carry my suitcase up the steps of the metro station.

17 August 2024

Screenshot from the Facebook group of Rolleston Community Page of a comment from Dannielle Kaal which says “I want to say a huge thank you to a man who lives in Rolleston named Steven Moe, I can't remember if that is how you spell it, but this man overheard me on the plane answering a phone call from a paramedic informing me that my mum had had a ruptured brain aneurysm on the way to collecting me from the airport and he offered to take me straight to hospital. I was in shock but he was amazing and kind, he got me to the hospital before my mum had even arrived so I got to see her before the next process and I want to thank this man so much for giving me that opportunity.”

Local provides lift to hospital after hearing their mother’s brain aneurism had ruptured.

16 August 2024

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