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.
“I just want to thank the two men in a van and a runner who stopped to help me when I fell over running on ham Lane. I didn’t get anyone’s name I was a bit disorientated. But thank you.” This lovely post was spotted by a kindness ambassador in a Facebook group and sent […]
I met up with fellow kindness and compassion advocate, Fran Borg-Wheeler, from Heart Centred Leaders. She very kindly bought me a coffee. In case you’re wondering, it was a particularly good coffee from FCB coffee! This story is also about kindness to self because I always enjoy catching up and connecting with people like Fran.
“My husband died recently & shortly afterwards I started walking two gorgeous miniature dachshunds, Dottie & Penny for friends who had recently moved house. I hadn’t been to their new place before & having decided to walk there I found myself totally lost, late, & with no mobile signal. It was in a quiet residential
“It was a windy day so the swing bridge on the canal was blowing closed – the driver of the boat called out to a walker on the tow path for help in keeping the bridge open and they stopped their walk to help.” Send us your moments of kindness so we can share them
“I would like to thank my local postmen and his colleague for the help yesterday when I fell over at home they help me get up without them I would still be there once again a big thank you 😊.” This lovely moment of kindness was spotted in a Facebook group by one of our
“At a Premier Inn I met my very upset friend, whom was saying goodbye to a dying friend. When I arrived her grief was a bottle in and she was not in the best position. I want to thank Jeason in the bar for his assistance getting my friend back to the bar.” Well done
My guest this month is voice specialist and coach, Anne Leatherland. In this piece she explores the way that people express kindness through their voice and shares tips for listening out for that kindness in your workplace. In the modern workplace, where deadlines, tasks, and performance metrics often take centre stage, kindness is a quality
“A bus driver let 2 passengers travel for free after the bus number changed. They pulled up at the stop and changed numbers to go elsewhere, they came and told the driver they needed to pay again to go to their next stop and he said no, it’s fine.” Remind yourself how often kindness like
I was on my morning walk around my neighbourhood and a woman stopped me to say she was lost and looking for St James Church. As it happened, it was just beyond the furthest point we could see on the road she was on but I was able to let her know she was almost
“Someone in our neighbourhood cleared all the weeds in the square by the shop, and they don’t even live here. They were just visiting family.” How lovely and kind of them! Big thanks to Kathryn at Your Local Bookkeeper for sharing this with us! You can find even more stories of kindness to bring a
