These stories share acts of kindness from real people in every day life. #ProjectAmplifyKindness is about changing the balance of the narrative about the world and how people behave.
For Sara Yahia’s annual “Pizza Day” she and a small circle of friends order hundreds of slices from small pizzerias and hand them out to anyone who looks hungry, anyone working hard, anyone simply passing by. There are no flyers or announcements, just food, warmth, and human connection. In a city that rarely slows down, […]
“My housemate went to the theatre and came back with one of the vegan cookies I always get when I go and we discovered together and became obsessed with! I came down in the morning to a tub with an ‘eat me’ label on it!” We love hearing people tell us about their kind friends
“I spotted a man in walking in the village, I was sure I recognised him. He was hesitant and looking around. I stopped car and asked if he was alright and he said “I’m looking for my wife, she’s confused but won’t have gone far.” He didn’t need any help and thanked me. I drive
We spotted a wonderful example of kindness on Instagram recently! Eleanor shared a review of their book and how much it meant to them – that the kindness of the review encouraged them to keep going too. Here’s what they said in their post: “So small acts of kindness feel like huge moments of encouragement.
“I donated the last bit of money I had for the month to The Good Law Project.” What a truly selfless kindness from the anonymous human who shared this with us. Remember that kindness to self is important too – so let’s hear how you’ve shown yourself kindness this week! Charlie at Transgentle shows how
After the Lionesses won their semi-final at the Women’s Euros, several people who aren’t into football themselves messaged me to say how exciting it must be for me. I thought it was really kind to think of me and send me a positive message simply because they know it’s a big deal to me! What
“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
I’ve been pondering my ‘why’ recently. And whichever way I look at it, my purpose is about helping people to feel more positive. Whether that’s positive about themselves, their work or the world. So when I get feedback that my work has made a difference to someone’s life, I’m really pleased. It’s good to know
I was sitting by a lock on the River Thames and I noticed a boat come through and then start to do a strange reverse manouver. Then the man driving the boat called out to someone on the other side of the river and asked her to press the button to close the gates. I
“At Repair Cafe Barry we have an Autistic boy who comes in every month with his teddy. One of our volunteers spotted a very similar teddy in a charity shop for £1 and bought it for spare parts as needed.” What a kind volunteer to be thinking about the repair cafe and that boy specifically
