These good news tales about the kindness of strangers are intended to be uplifting and give readers faith in humanity.
“I’ve seen lots of kindness recently, having a fractured toe – lots of helpful people, both those I know and strangers opening doors or letting me cross a road slowly!” We’re so sorry for your fractured toe Nina and hope it heals soon. How wonderful to notice so much kindness because of it! Check out […]
“My daughter had her debit card rejected and had no cash to pay for her transport to College. She got off the bus and a very kind lady travelling on the Ross-On-Wye to Hereford bus called her back and paid for her. I want to thank this kind stranger so much for her generosity, otherwise
“Thanks to the lovely somebody who paid for my son’s drink in Spar today, when he didn’t have enough to cover it. You are very kind. We shall pay the kindness forward.” I spotted this wonderful kindness in our local Facebook group – it had an extra benefit that it made me smile to see
“I left my car parking ticket in the machine yesterday as it still had an hour and a half on it left. I was only popping in to get my COVID vaccine. I then realised I had 5 minutes before the nurse said I could drive so I sat in the car and before leaving
What kindness have you seen this week? Let us know here. “My Mum’s elderly neighbour fell last Thursday in the Monmouth Way area and a very kind young man (possibly called Nick) with a cockerpoo helped her and brought her home.” This post was spotted in a Facebook group and what a lovely kindness to
A community group, Llantwit – Together in Kindness, got together to offer a “Big Welshcake Welcome” to families and individuals from Afghanistan staying in the area who worked with British forces. The Afghan people were invited by the British Government to live in Britain as it is no longer safe for them in Afghanistan because
Kindness exists even in the darkest times. Harry Sherrard and his Polish friend, Darek Kubik, drove to Ukraine to drop off some aid. Harry donated his Jeep filled with medical equipment and other vital supplies for the Ukrainian people. They received a great number of generous donations from an incredible 70 supporters. Remind yourself of
“My 5 year old Labrador escaped on Friday tea time when I came home from work. We live in Didsbury off the busy A34. Archie just kept on walking and as I can’t run fast, I couldn’t catch up to him. I was frantically running down the street holding his lead in one hand and
“I have terminal cancer and sometimes my drugs make me embarrassingly unwell in public. Today I was shopping in Hobbycraft in High Wycombe and I had to abandon my basket and rush out of the shop in fear of throwing up. A few minutes later I composed myself and went back into the shop to
“I spoke at a conference recently. One of the people at the event offered to take a photo while I was presenting so that I could share it on my social media.” We all know how important it is to capture these moments for social media – and how difficult when you don’t have a
