These positive news stories cover a wide range of acts of kindness to others that people have taken.
“I was lucky enough to be on the lovely Island of Anglesey. Nice clear morning, later forecast for showers. So I decided to take my two dogs for a nice walk around Crigyll Beach, just opposite Rhosneigr. I was almost back to the Car Park, I slipped down a Sand Dune, and broke my leg! […]
The Human Kind café in Billericay uses a pay it forward model to allow people to eat for free. As we hear more and more about the loneliness epidemic and 23% of UK adults believe that reducing isolation and loneliness are a top priority, this is a beautiful example of how kindness helps combat social
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
“The other day I was exploring a new part of town and I was trying to walk down a narrow footpath just as the kids were coming out of the local school – I moved over and waited to let them all by as there wasn’t much room – there must’ve been a trail of
“I want to thank the staff and volunteers of St David’s Hospice Care in South Wales (check out their website). We had a sponsored walk and it was raining lots and very cloudy. They kept us all safe, looked after us en route and made sure we got down safely in the dark. Such kind
The recent riots which created such distress and damage also highlighted what was undoubtedly the single biggest show of collective kindness we’ve seen in the UK for a long time. People coming out en masse to protect those who were being targeted. Communities coming together to clean up the mess left by the rioters. Social
We recently learned that the England men’s football team donate their £2,000 per international game wages to charity. Since this started in 2007 they have donated £15m to charities across the UK. Their kindness with these donations is having a huge impact across the UK. There is so much kindness in sport across the board
“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
Today is UK Black Pride, the world’s largest celebration of LGBTQIA+ people of African, Asian, Caribbean, Latin American and Middle Eastern-descent. As ever, it is filled with examples of kindness and providing a shining beacon of joy, love and compassion. We are loving hearing about all of the kindness at this event so please, get
