“I was up in Edinburgh recently and it was tipping it down. Being Fringe season there were plenty of people handing out leaflets about various shows. Someone from one of the bars raided their lost property box and handed out unclaimed umbrellas to the people working outside. Nice that they spotted it and took the […]
“The kindness at the Welsh Vegan Festival was on show again last weekend – all the vendors are so happy to chat and really care. I got chatting to an amazing woodworker about how he found love on TikTok and his experience of being neurodivergent. My friend chatted to a plant seller who offered loads
“The team that K played with at her football club’s fun day were great – They don’t normally play together so they didn’t know each other, but they were great at checking everyone was happy in the position they were in, especially the goalie (that’s not usually a popular spot!). They celebrated with high 5s
While on the bus to Cardiff the other day we came across a couple in a car who were clearly lost. They shouted from the window to the bus driver and he, and several passengers, reassured them and gave them directions.
At Lidl supermarket a person with a trolley full of shopping noticed that the person behind them only had a couple of items to buy – they waved them in front so they didn’t have to wait. This is such a small and classic act of everyday kindness that we can all do. Have you
Dr Christina Baird mounted a duckling saving kindness mission that made her late for work! She shared on LinkedIn “I posted late today because my work was interrupted by a delivery truck driver knocking on my door – he had just seen a mother duck lead ducklings over the stormwater drain- her wide webbed feet
“I decided to pick up some chips on my way home from beers at the Uni with a former colleague, but when I got to the fish and chip shop I realised I didn’t have enough cash and it was cash only. A man who was waiting for his fish put a £1 coin down
My friend, Morwhenna, lives in a tiny village and her nearest Evri parcel drop off point is in a pub. When she went in, she couldn’t see exactly where she had to go and a lady in the pub saw she was lost and pointed her in the right direction. When she came back through,
Abled women at a festival show kindness through strength outside a disabled toilet – “When I went to a see Amy McDonald in concert at Northern Meeting Park there was big queues for the toilets and everybody was using the disabled toilet. I ran to the front saying “I’m disabled, I need to use this
At the purpose-built Berkshire MS Therapy Centre in Reading, the automatic doors from the car park open to reveal the reception desk immediately in front of you. The volunteer receptionists greet everyone with a welcome and a smile, providing a really positive experience from the minute you come through the door. One of the volunteers
