These positive news stories cover a wide range of acts of kindness to others that people have taken.
“I wanted to give a big shout out to Dawn because as a colleague she went over and beyond to ensure I safely got to the station after a work event, late at night. I’m really grateful for her kind act of dropping me to the national railway to catch the last train from Aylesbury […]
“On Sunday night I was at the Deacon Blue concert in Plymouth (which was FAN-TAST-IC!) I was alone, as I often go to concerts on my own. So, after the show I headed back, amongst the crowds, to the multi-storey car park. It was one of those car parks where you take a ticket on
“Today I had bad hay fever which made my chest bad. I was trying to pat myself on the back and reassured my 1 year old that I was ok and that I would get her dad to help me in a minute. She immediately came to help pat me on the back.” Fascinatingly, there
“Brenda, 80, has been travelling 380 miles to Cornwall regularly for the past 30 years – following the break for Covid she felt she was unable to make this journey and my husband and I, would invite Mum to holiday with us. Earlier this year she decided to make the journey alone, armed with a
The Warm Welcome campaign is such a wonderful example of kindness – they provide warm spaces for people during the cold months. It was launched in response to the cost of living crisis and is holding it’s launch event for 2023 on Wednesday 4th October from 7:30pm – get all the details here. Top tip:
When I saw this post from First Days Children’s Charity I had to share and thankfully they agreed, here’s what they had to say about this wonderful story of kindness. “We love our community! Our most popular item at the First Days Toy Library is this magnetic fish pond which was starting to look a
“I saw some young bloke leave his phone on the train seat today so I told him it was there. Good deed of the day before 8am!” Caz started the day strong with this kindness. What kindness have you see today?
“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
“I was looking for a venue to host an RPG event for neurodivergent people and asked at Awesome Wales as I know their shop and love their whole ethos – Stuart recommended a gaming shop down the road to use instead as he wanted to support other local businesses. He even walked down there with
“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
