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.
“We had about 10cm of snow here in Sheffield. After clearing our drive, we cleared our retired neighbours drive to help out. Turns out he had an injury, so was incredibly grateful. After this we helped our neighbours clear the drive of another retired neighbour, who is also the main carer for her husband. She […]
Did you see the story we shared recently about Curran Court Hotel? Well there’s more! “As we were late getting in because of the ferry delay we missed the 3 course meal and cocktails we’d booked, they let us move them to one of the other nights we were staying. And they gave us a
“Our DND group had a whip round to buy our DM a gift card as a winter festival gift and a thank you for all the hard work he puts into our campaign.” Showing appreciation is such an important way to spread kindness – and remember that it doesn’t have to cost anything. Remind yourself
“We used to do birthday cakes amongst the team. I overbought two trays of doughnuts and we barely got through one. Unsure what to do, I thought I’d take the other tray back and give it to the guard force, as they’re stuck on guard all day so it brings some morale. My mate was on the
We were treated to some gingerbread biscuits from 7yo daughter of Andy, a Woodley Business Club committee member. We met her at the University of Reading Community Festival earlier in the year, they were helping out with the charity stall right next to us. She was an absolute delight because she saw my my jumper
“My neighbour has a work / parents evening / child clash so I’m having her 2 for an hour to help out.” This wonderful act of everyday kindness was sent in to us by Kim and I think many of us can agree that helping out with double booking has a huge impact! Get more
“I was sitting at Waterloo Station and had picked up the free London newspaper – I had it on my lap, I wasn’t yet reading it because I was doing something on my phone. An elderly lady sitting next to me asked where I’d got it from as she had a long wait before her
“I sent emails to people I collaborated with involving my poetry with an article link where I had been featured, hoping they would be willing to share it because I am not on any social media. The article was so beautifully written about my late autism diagnosis and using words to help others all over
James Moy posted in the Kindness Community Facebook Group recently to say “I went down to Hastings yesterday and left a kindness board by the fishing boats.” We love this so much! Are you following Jim’s Smile Project for extra kindness and positivity in your feed? You can join their Facebook group or follow them
“Thank you to the two gentlemen who rescued me when I stupidly ran for the tube Friday morning at Bounds Green and fell down, my foot caught in the closing door. They freed my leg, then had to lift my fat bod back up. My heroes.” Kindness heroes indeed! A big thank you to the
