This collection of posts illustrates the difference that acts of kindness make to others’ lives. Your actions matter and these good news posts show you how.
“I sprained my ankle and my friend came round to make sure I was resting, brought an ice pack for it, treated me to takeaway so I didn’t have to cook & did the washing up for me.” What a super kind friend. What has your friend done for you that was kind?
“There are some really beautiful gardens on my estate so I commented in the Facebook group to say thank you to the people who make them so beautiful and bring a smile to my face every time I walk past them.” What small kindness have you seen on social media recently?
“I hit a brick/piece of wood on the M69 on Thursday 24th August damaging two tyres. I managed to limp towards a tyre place. They immediately got my car into the workshop but said the wheels were damaged as well. The manager rang the local Mercedes shop to enquire whether they had any new ones,
Two NHS nurses put on a show for a nervous patient before they went under anaesthetic – dancing to Taylor Swift’s Love Story and even dropping to their knees to fake propose! The patient laughed hard and was distracted from the surgeons washing their hands and everything being prepared, making their pre-operation experience much happier.
“Early birthday gift from mum… but perhaps the best part is the bit she’s blacked out. No, not the price, ‘For women’ 😭 She’s also got me a gorgeous gender free shirt.” What a wonderful story of birthday related kindness from Hawke Wood – thank you so much for allowing us to share! Read more
This post was shared by Emma Cossey after a group call where several people needed to vent about various stresses, the call overran by quite a lot – everybody was happy to hold space for each other, support each other and validate each others struggles. What a collaborative demonstration of kindness! “Soppy post alert. Can
“I went into Boots looking for nappies because our supermarket was out of stock and my toddler was really interested in the different shopping baskets. She tried to pick one up and trapped her fingers which made her cry. As we were right by the tills, the person working there heard her and immediately came
“I’ve put the wheels in motion to get an Autism assessment and have experienced so much kindness: While I know the assessment journey is likely to be quite hard, it has also created so many opportunities for me to see and receive kindness and I’m really grateful for that.” If you liked this story of
“I love that most people still say thank you to bus drivers when they get off – they’re doing their job but showing appreciation is a simple kindness we can all do. Every time I take the bus I notice plenty of people still saying thanks when they get off and it always makes me
“My wife and I were walking to yoga and it started pouring it down. Luckily, the yoga instructor was driving past, spotted us and gave us a lift – saving us from turning up for the session absolutely drenched. It was a lovely thing to do, and we were so grateful.” Big thank you to
