I recently learned about Common Goal, an organisation where footballers pledge 1% of their revenue for the greater good. Their mission is to “inspire everyone in football to collaborate towards an equal and sustainable future for all.” We love kindness in sport, especially football, so we just had to share this amazing project, go and […]
A couple of people contacted me to tell me about the Smiggle and Diana Award kindness campaign that they’ve come across while in the shop looking for new pencil cases, etc for their kids. As well as the products, there was a wall where people can write messages of kindness. Big thank you to Nina
“I’d like to thank the lovely lady who stopped in her car and helped when I fell on the uneven pavement. Grazed knees, a thick lip, a swollen cheekbone and worst of all, dented pride, but your kind words and big hug helped enormously. Again, thank you so much for your kindness.” This post was
“Whilst on a motorbike ride into the Dales I came across a curiosity/antique shop. My dad has developed a fascination with old coins & pennies in particular. I called in & asked the lady if she had any, she disappeared into the rear of the shop & came back with a plastic can full to
National Inclusion Week runs from 23-29 September. It’s all about making an impact by including everyone, particularly in workplaces. I first wrote a version of this blog for my monthly kindness column in my local paper and it seemed appropriate to update it for this week. One way to be kind is to include other
“This pic, taken from the sunny weekend captures an impromptu street ‘gathering’ in our front garden – a 2m by 1m courtyard! This particular moment of connection saw: As well as the ‘core’ of our happy accidental ‘party’ we had another 7 or 8 of our fellow neighbours stop by, some joining for a drink,
“Just wanted to say a very big thank you to the kind lady that paid my shopping bill at Home Bargains this morning, when I forgot my wallet. She wouldn’t give me her address to pay her back so I’m donating the £10 to RNLI. “ One of our Kindness Ambassadors spotted this in a
Kindness is powerful because it connects us. Since I started TfK it’s been a joy to find other people who believe in kindness too. For example, I’m so lucky to have found the Kindness at Work Womxn. The group is a collection of women from around the world who provide incredible support and spark countless
“A lady gestured for me to go in front of her getting on to the Tube in London. I said ‘thank you’ and she said ‘you’re welcome’. Proof that Londoners are kind and that kindness creates connection, however brief.” Even more stories of kindness: Kindness at the CiPD Festival of Work. Kindness in friendship looks
Local business Vale Gardeners is paying forward the support of their community by offering a free service to elderly locals with overgrown gardens. Their post in a local group read “Due to the on going support our business has received from the community! We are looking to give back! If anyone knows someone elderly with
