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A collection of posts that show how kindness is an active pursuit. These positive stories cover a wide range of acts of kindness to others that people have taken.

a table filled with all kinds of pastries. Many are on a large wooden board with scones and mini cakes, some on small wooden picnic tables which are sitting on the table alongside some containers of fruit. It all looks delicious.

Pastries that build a team.

Each month at work, Sara brings in something sweet from a different neighborhood bakery: croissants, donuts, pastries filled with jam or cream. She pays for it herself and makes sure to support small, family-run spots whenever she can. “I just like seeing people smile in the morning,” she says. But it’s more than just breakfast. […]

Cardiff market stall with two layers of jumpers, shirts, and coats. People are walking through the market hall around it.

The kindness of a tall person.

As I am tall, I often get asked by other shoppers if I can reach something down from them for a higher shelf. This time I was in a clothes shop and there were a lot of sale items on a higher hanging rail. A lady asked me to reach down a shirt for her

A woman with dark skin tone and black hair in braids wearing square, black framed glasses and a red top with white trim. She is standing to one side and turning her head to look at the camera.

Compliment for receptionist.

“The receptionist at a business I visited for work was wearing a blouse that I also own. I told her that I liked the colour and hope it looks as nice on me as it does on her. She was really chuffed and said it was really kind of me to say so.” This lovely

Block black text reading “Pride in Gloucestershire” with the trans and progress pride colours creating an underline. The text is in a circle which fades from pink to purple.

New friend offers to drive to Pride.

“I was asked to host a workshop at Gloucester Pride and was asking if anyone from where I am in South Wales was going so I could hitch a lift as I don’t drive. A new friend offered to drive me even though she hadn’t been planning to go because I do so much for

A plastic tub with a piece of lined paper resting on top which reads “eat me” with a smiley face.

Friend brings cookie back from theatre.

“My housemate went to the theatre and came back with one of the vegan cookies I always get when I go and we discovered together and became obsessed with! I came down in the morning to a tub with an ‘eat me’ label on it!” We love hearing people tell us about their kind friends

a village cottage in traditional English style with white walls, black beams and thatched roof. The sky above is pure blue and the cottage is surrounded by lush bushes and grass.

Village local helps lost man get home.

“I spotted a man in walking in the village, I was sure I recognised him. He was hesitant and looking around. I stopped car and asked if he was alright and he said “I’m looking for my wife, she’s confused but won’t have gone far.” He didn’t need any help and thanked me. I drive

Two young women standing together on a plaza. Both have light skin tone and long brown hair, one wearing it loose, the other tied back. One is holding a can of Pepsi, the other is wearing a black cross body bag.

Sports fans are also kind friends!

What kindness do you see among your friends? My daughter and her friend took part in a sponsors’ quiz at Basel railway station when we arrived on the day of the final. H won a cross-body bag and K won a can of pepsi. K isn’t keen on fizzy drinks so H agreed to swap

Wembley Arena filled with people standing in front of a stage on which Lynyrd Skynyrd are performing, a huge screen behind the stage showing them close up.

Kindness at Lynyrd Sknyrd & Blackberry Smoke gig.

I was at the Lynyrd Skynyrd and Blackberry Smoke gig at Wembley Arena last Saturday. A woman with a crutch joined the toilet queue and we all let her go in front of us so that she didn’t have to stand for too long. Where did you see kindness this weekend? Get reminded that kindness

a New York City street filled with people walking along it. At the sides are street vendors and shop signs. The centre street is flanked by skyscrapers.

Roses for strangers in New York City.

Once a year, Sara Yahia walks through New York City carrying roses, not for a cause or a holiday, but to see strangers smile. In parks, on the subway, in line at a coffee shop, she offers each woman a flower. Attached is a handwritten note: “You are seen. You are enough. Keep going.” Reactions

The words “fun activities for kids” written in chalk on tarmac. Beneath them are chalk drawings of children holding hands and talking to each other.

Fun activities for kids!

“Local children have put chalk games all over a large tarmac area for other kids to play. It’s such a lovely kind act on the part of the kids, and presumably the parents. It seems like they put a lot of work into it.” What kindness have you seen in your local community lately? Need