These good news tales about the kindness of strangers are intended to be uplifting and give readers faith in humanity.
“I nipped into Gregg’s on the way to a meeting to grab a vegan sausage roll to keep me going. As I ran in I noticed a man sat outside who appeared to be homeless so I ordered some extras while I was in there. I handed him a coffee first and he was grateful […]
Despite knowing nothing about cars we were able to help out a motorist! They were driving through our village with a stick in their tyre which they hadn’t noticed. We got their attention and they stopped allowing my husband, Tris, to pull the stick out and send them safely on their way. Despite neither of
Milkman, Darin, came to the aid of one of his customers on his own birthday! He shared in a Facebook post; “So with today being my birthday and having to work it for the first time in many years i started the day thinking I would crack today’s round out, then get home and put
“A table of 2 who would like to remain anonymous called me over half way through their meal. The gentlemen told me that he would like to pay for the table of 2 next to their table. As requested the other customers bill was put onto there account and they payed the bill. I asked
When Julie missed her train to London by seconds one morning having pre-booked an advance single to save the pennies, she began to beat herself up; “I should know better with my ADHD brain and asthma but I thought I could do it.” She went to the information office, holding back the tears, and calmly
Phil shared on LinkedIn about three kindnesses he’d received in just one morning; ”This morning I stopped off at a cafe for a coffee and sandwich. I have to use a walking stick, and noticing that, the lady next to me in the queue offered to carry my tray to my table. Which she did.
Did you see the story about the Royal Mail driver who left a gift for Alex Chesters who waves at Royal Mail vans? The BBC recently featured the story of Alex Chesters, a 27 year old man who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy and watches traffic from a bridge on the M6. He loves to see
How do you cheer up an under 5 who’s sad they didn’t get a train ticket (when their parent is happy because they travel for free!)? Daren, who runs Earley train station in Berkshire, decided to find an answer to that question and bought a load of fun stickers from Tiger to give to small
I see your last Rolo and raise you the last sweet peas for a wedding! My sister-in-law was due to marry in March 2020, in the end getting married in August with severe limits on the number of people who could attend. But Tilda shared a beautiful story of kindness that came out of it.
How can you use your knowledge to help others today? Alexis tweeted after having not long moved to South Wales, “Massive thank you to the lovely person at Bridgend train station who gave me directions to the bus station and told me which bus to get after I missed my connection. You hero! In case
