These good news tales about the kindness of strangers are intended to be uplifting and give readers faith in humanity.
Do you remember the story we shared about a wonderful shop assistant who saved someone from suicide? Well we have an update! The person they saved and supported now has a conditional offer of employment as an Emergency call handler – their dream job! And they told us it’s all thanks to that shop assistant […]
“2 very kind gentleman stopped on a very busy M180 motorway near Scunthorpe to help my daughter who had had a puncture. They worked together to quickly change her tyre so she could get home safely. Big thanks to the very smartly dressed chap in the Porsche and the second chap who had doubled back
“I’d recently cracked a rib and turned a corner on the underground when travelling round London to see Cabaret at the Kitcat club with my friend Liz and my godmother, Mary. I was faced with two flights of stairs and a suitcase. What to do? I’d been told not to lift anything. Suddenly a young
“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
“Someone taking the time to help a mother climb the a flight of steps with her buggy. Simple but lovely.” We love to hear about those small, simple acts of kindness so make sure you send yours in to us here, on Instagram, Facebook or LinkedIn. Read some more good news with these stories of
“Someone offered to carry my suitcase up the steps of the metro station, before I’d even taken the first step.” We’ve just loved hearing Emma’s stories of kindness from the Olympics in Paris What kindness have you seen today? Let us know in the comments. Or get another injection of hope with even more stories
Proof that not all heroes wear capes! And what a hero Steven Moe of Seeds Podcast is. “I want to say a huge thank you to a man who lives in Rolleston named Steven Moe, I can’t remember if that is how you spell it, but this man overheard me on the plane answering a
“A group of spectators let me come back to the front of the barrier between two triathlon races because I was desperate for the loo.(Okay, fine, I was desperate for a coffee too 😅).” What a lovely story of kindness at the Olympics from Emma Truscott! We hope you got your coffee too! We’d love
“My parents and our dog were out for a lovely walk in upper Wharfdale, until our dog Monty decided to do something completely our of character and jump a wall. This is the 1st time in 6 years he has jumped a wall – I have to lift him over walls and stiles as he
“I attended my niece’s wedding in Rutherglen in Scotland. On the morning of the wedding I walked 20 minutes into town from my hotel to get my nails painted. I walked back to the hotel and got myself ready for the wedding, met with my family in the hotel bar and when I went to
