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Gender-affirming adventures with friends

“Last weekend and this week I’ve had wonderfully gender-affirming adventures with friends, all very good friends who I rarely get to see in person. After a week of being almost constantly misgendered, I really needed that time with people who see me as I am and as I want to be.” A big thank you […]

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Carer goes above and beyond.

“I have been experiencing kindness while looking after my frail, elderly mother. We now have a carer coming for three hours each weekday morning: she only started last week, and has already rejigged some of her other commitments in order to be able to offer me additional respite on some evenings. And Mum’s long-term companionship

the inside of a care with 6 women visible, 2 in the front, 3 behind, one of which is Sarah peeking round a headrest, and one further back.

Friends celebrate birthday with kindness.

At the weekend, I went to Winchester for an overnight stay with a group of girlfriends to celebrate my 50th (again! Milking it, moi?!) My lovely friend Karen drove all 6 of us down there in her car. Kind to the other drivers in the group and kind to the planet, as we only took

The Old Fairchild Place raffle conclusions!! #monsterdonalert Together we raised: Trans Lifeline: $2226.70 The Trevor Project: $264.21 Extra Life: $53.50 Egale Canada: $100.00 A total of $2644.51!! Thank you everyone who contributed to these great causes! This has been really exciting to watch, a whole community brought together by love for one another and a love for very bad movies. It is important to remember that we have one another! Raffle winner to be announced in the next post!”

Monsterdon fundraiser becomes annual event after huge success.

“The #Monsterdon weekly watch party conducted an ad hoc fundraiser and donated over $2640. It will now be an annual event. The Old Fairchild Place raffle conclusions!! #monsterdonalert Together we raised: Trans Lifeline: $2226.70 The Trevor Project: $264.21 Extra Life: $53.50 Egale Canada: $100.00 A total of $2644.51!! Thank you everyone who contributed to these

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Marks and Spencer rescue lost baby carrier.

“We left our baby carrier/sling in one of the cafes at the big M&S store at Cheshire Oaks. We didn’t realise until a day or so later and I rang the store. The person I spoke to was extremely friendly and helpful and he went all the way up to the cafe to ask there.

A person with light skin tone and light brown hair wearing a black face mask, a red scarf and a black coat, sitting on a padded blue chair. Behind them is a decorated Christmas tree.

Staff chair for disabled passenger.

“Our ferry was delayed by several hours and I’m disabled. The person in the ferry point took one of the staff chairs out for me so I didn’t have to sit on the really painful chairs while we waited.” We’re sharing stories of kindness every day – read some of our other stories: Corporal provides paddling pool for

A man and woman, both with dark skin tone stand on a stage. The woman is speaking into a microphone while the man holds his mic and watches her. In the foreground are many people watching the talk.

Kindness at The Business Show’s keynote talks.

At The Business Show I saw someone move seats in the keynote theatre space so that 2 other attendees who already knew each other could sit together. Small acts of kindness like this are what we’re all about so it was great to see them on show at such a popular event. See more examples

A handmade gingerbread biscuit in the shape of a Christmas tree with the outline piped in red icing and blue baubles on it. The biscuit rests on a table against a cup of coffee.

Gingerbread biscuits from 7 year old kindness superstar.

We were treated to some gingerbread biscuits from 7yo daughter of Andy, a Woodley Business Club committee member. We met her at the University of Reading Community Festival earlier in the year, they were helping out with the charity stall right next to us. She was an absolute delight because she saw my my jumper

a group of 7 people ranging from teenagers to older people of various genders standing on Wembley Way together smiling, some are wearing red England hats. Behind them are crowds, tall buildings, an arch lit up in pink and purple, and a tall black and white board reading “street food, bars and events.”

Football fans take photo on Wembley Way

When we were walking up Wembley Way to watch the Lionesses v USA someone offered to take our photo for us. What small act of kindness have you spotted today? Get inspired with more stories of kindness: Fellow passenger passes luggage. Stranger passes on paper at Waterloo Station. Garden machinery team show kindness to broken

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Fellow poet helps spread the word.

“I sent emails to people I collaborated with involving my poetry with an article link where I had been featured, hoping they would be willing to share it because I am not on any social media. The article was so beautifully written about my late autism diagnosis and using words to help others all over