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

a black board with notes in different coloured writing on it reading "you will be ok," "you will always be enough," "you are enough," you are valid and you can do this," spread love," you are loved," "never give up, just try your best," do not worry about tomorrow for tomorrow will worry about itself," you look very pretty," "have a happy and safe Pride from B Radio," "you are doing so well."

Cross-generational kindness at Pride.

“A little girl came up to me and my partner after Pride and said ‘umm.. excuse me, I saw you in the parade earlier and umm.. I thought you were fabulous!’ It really warmed my heart and gave me so much faith and hope for the younger generation!” What a wonderful moment of kindness at […]

View across lots of Asda checkouts with staff sat at each and conveyor belts filled with items way into the distance. It looks like a busy shopping day.]

Asda worker in Barry celebrated for kindness.

Bro Radio have been celebrating Asda worker, Howard, who a Barry shopper says brightens her day with kindness. She wrote in to Asda head office to tell them “My little lad is autistic, doesn’t cope well at all shopping… Howard is so lovely to myself and to my son and he remembers our names since

a footpath with a woodland to the left and fields to the right. The sky above is blue and scattered with some fluffy white clouds.

Sherwood Forest legacy of kindness lives on.

“We were walking in Sherwood Forest with our two Border Terriers when we realised that the puppy, just 8 months old, wasn’t with us. We shouted and searched everywhere, beginning to feel really desperate and thought he may have fallen down a rabbit hole. I started to cry when I heard a ladies voice from

a road in a suburban area of Waikato, New Zealand on a sunny day with wispy white clouds in the sky. On the left side are white buildings with perfectly manicured lawns and a woodland or forest behind them. On the right is a metal fence with bushes the other side of it and more white buildings.

New Zealand stranger makes up the cost of a paper.

We hear lots of stories about strangers being kind, just like this one: “Mum and dad staying, I went to get a paper for dad. Before I snuck out on my bike ride I took $4 (shows I don’t buy papers). $1:50 short. Bugger! A man behind me, big frame, stern face, shaved head, tattoos,

A photo of assorted stationery items, including bull dog clips, different coloured papers, stickers etc

Charlie at Transgentle shows how to use your experiences to spread kindness.

Transgentle is an amazing example of setting something up that you know will help a community, which is an incredible example of kindness. Charlie himself, the founder of Transgentle, uses his experiences to show kindness to others, and to create a resource to give you ideas if you’d like to be an ally and tips

4 members of Pulp on stage at Glasgow OVO hydro arena with a screen showing blue sky with fluffy clouds behind them. 3 of the people are standing at the top of the stage while one person walks down some steps going across the stage which are lit up blue.

Security at Pulp concert show kindness to disabled person.

“I was in the queue for Pulp concert at Glasgow OVO Hydro. I dreaded getting to the front and having to do the bag check. I’m disabled. I wear a mask and had a walking stick. I have never come across such events having a seat for people to sit in as they empty everything

a person with blonde hair and light skin tone taking a photo in the rear view mirror of their car. A white car is visible in the mirror, a black car through the front window. They are in the queue at Wendy's drive thru.

Stranger pays for Wendy’s during year of kindness.

“I swung into Wendy’s to get a soda and I wondered if the young guy behind me was looking at my new bumper sticker: ‘I hope something good happens to you today.’ And then I thought – what if I do the something good? So, I paid for his meal. If you have never paid

a front porch with five bags and two larger boxes which all have people's names written on them in big block letters. The bags contain COVID tests.

Free covid tests for community.

“A few weeks back I read on Mastodon that the US Dept of Health and Human Services was getting rid of COVID tests. This is bad for all the reasons, but some enterprising government employee did a program where you could fill out a form and get anywhere from 300-3000 COVID tests (unexpired) sent to

a woman with light skin tone and long blonde hair holding a phone to her ear and speaking into it. She is sat at a table with a laptop in front of her in a library.

Repair cafe volunteer phones taxi for stranger.

“One of the attendees at Barry Repair Cafe, an elderly woman, needed her taxi booking pushing back by an hour. The admin volunteer phoned the taxi service for her from another volunteer’s phone and got it all sorted.” What kindness have you seen in your local community recently? Read about even more kind acts happening

a hand gripping a black bag and a white reusable plastic bag filled with cans and other rubbish. Below the bags is a pathway alongside some water.

Hiker picks up litter.

What kindness happens in your local community? “Just a small amount of trash I cleaned up from a local hike. If you are out on a walk in your area, it only takes a few minutes to make a difference.” This great example of community kindness was shared by Supa over on Mastodon – let’s