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These positive news stories cover a wide range of acts of kindness to others that people have taken.

The Together for Humanity logo above 6 photos of vigils for peace. All showing people from all walks of life coming together holding or lighting candles.

UK-wide Together for Humanity vigil

Have you attended any of Together for Humanity’s peace vigils – or are you planning to attend one? The next UK wide vigil is on Sunday 21st January. The vigils are such a wonderful show of kindness as so many people come together for the cause of peace – a demonstration of the Time For

A grey box with the lid off containing kids toys, a bag of children’s clothes, and some books.

Take/Give box appears on estate in South Wales.

“Our estate has a ‘take give box’ on it where people can put things they don’t want and anyone can help themselves. There’s even cans of food and kids clothes in it which I’m sure is making a difference to those in need in our community. It’s such a simple thing to set up but

a woman with long grey hair wearing glasses, jeans and a black jumper, sits on a large sofa with a grey throw over it. A light coloured dog wearing a shoulder support on her right and a smaller black dog with a red jumper on on her right.

Dog lover offers loving home to clinic dog over Christmas.

“Kindness leads to…more dogs!! I’m back from a lovely vacation! On the last day of vacation, the manager of the vet clinic I go to called and asked if we had room in our home for an “extra dog” for the holidays. One of the dogs who lives at the clinic is our dog Karma’s

a Christmas dinner of many vegetables some meat and gravy on a plate. Text overlaid reads “free my meal scheme provides Christmas dinner for 100 families in need.

Home cooks provide 100 free Christmas meals to families in need.

100 families got Christmas dinner thanks to kindness superhero, Hayley Steere from Surrey. Hayley started the Free My Meal scheme during lockdown – it works by pairing a home cook who’s happy to cook a little extra for someone in need, with that person in need. It runs year round but the Christmas drive ensured

a black cat high up in a tree. A large black arrow points it out.

New Year’s Day Cat Rescue

“While out for our New Year’s Day walk we were stopped by a man and his young daughter asking if we happened to be searching for a black cat. He pointed above our heads and there, huddled high in the tree was a slightly terrified-looking feline. As they’d seen the cat in the exact same

a beach at Barry covered in footsteps. In the distance the cliffs are visible. A clear blue sky above it all. Text overlaid reads "shop assistant prevents suicide with kindness."

Shop assistant prevents suicide with kindness.

Content warning – this post mentions suicidal feelings. “l threatened to end my life back in April 2023 and a 21 year old shop assistant from Barry saved me. I’d met them as a customer in the shop they worked at and they could see I was struggling. I was in the shop and they

Some mock up missing cat and lost dog posters with text underneath which reads "missing pet posters. Free A4 posters for anyone who has a missing pet. 50 copies, delivered fast because we care."

Free lost pet posters

“While I was looking to order some posters I noticed that Dox Direct offer free printing for lost pet flyers. I thought it was so lovely to see a business offer that – clearly run by very kind people!”

A variety of pairs of stripy socks in different colours. Text overlaid reads "20k sock day provides socks for unhoused people."

20k Sock Day provides socks to unhoused Canadians

A Canadian couple is donating socks to keep unhoused people warm over winter. Dwayne and Jenn Hayes are now running the 20k Sock Day initiative. The idea is you simply put out a collection bin, collect socks from those in your area, and then take them to a homeless shelter. Making sure to let 20k

close up of several drinks cans viewed from above. Text overlaid reads "Brenda, 92, still collecting cans for recycling to raise money for Boys Brigade."

Brenda, 92, still collecting cans for recycling to raise money for Boys Brigade

“I’m sure many of you will have seen the legend that is Brenda Percy, age 92, walking around Llantwit Major picking up litter and collecting drinks cans. She collects the cans to raise money for the Boys Brigade. If you would like to help Brenda on her quest to collect cans please bring your cans