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#ProjectAmplifyKindness

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.

A New York street on which the Viand Coffee Shop sits. It has a brown awning sticking out over the entrance and a brown sign above the window, both with the coffee shop name on. In the window is a yellow neon sign reading “coffee shop” and a red one reading “open.”

Recipient of coffee shop kindness turns out to be CEO’s father.

“At a coffee shop I noticed an elderly man with his caregiver looking around for a place to sit. All the comfortable armchairs were taken, I happened to be sitting alone at a spacious table. I kindly offered them my spot and quietly moved to a nearby wooden chair. Later, his son joined him. For […]

a heart in the trans pride colours surrounded by more hearts in each of the individual trans pride colours. Text overlaid reads “Allies write letters of support for trans people”

Allies write letters of support for trans people.

Allies across the US are being proactive in their support of trans people by writing letters of support which are then included with binders and femme shapewear provided by charities like Point Of Pride. This active ally-ship is also a beautiful act of kindness that we’re sure makes a big difference to everyone receiving it.

a large physical version of the LinkedIn logo sits on an area of earth at the front of well tended gardens. Beyond the garden is a tall mostly glass building with white stone columns at the entrance.

Friend shows support on LinkedIn.

“I noticed someone had Liked my post on LinkedIn. It turned out to be an old school friend who thought as she knows lots of publishing people, it might help them see I’m an editor and ask for my services. Haven’t seen this friend for about 30 years so it was a surprise!” What a

Two green waste bin bags and a small black bin caddy next to a wall.

Neighbours bring in bins.

“A small act of kindness – my neighbours sometimes put my bins back in for me if they spot them still out on bin day because I’m at work. It probably takes them 20 seconds but really makes my day!” Jessica, this is a brilliant example of how our local community can show kindness, thank

The Humber Bridge, a large suspension bridge, viewed from a countryside road beside one end of it. The sky above is cloudy and a few large vehicles are just visible on the bridge.

Humber Bridge kindness reduces spoon cost for chronically ill driver.

“I broke down on the Humber Bridge (UK) and had to communicate through an ME/CFS crash. Everyone including the call centre staff, highways agency, breakdown recovery, and two excellent friends made sure I was cared for and got me home safe, I don’t know what I would have done without them. It means I’m not

Alissa, a woman with light skin tone and long wavy dark brown hair holding a small Shih Tzu puppy which is wearing a grey hoodie. Alissa is crouched down beside a road holding the dog.

Pup found on busy road & returned home safely.

“We are never too busy to be kind to others. My daughter and I saw this sweet pup running across a busy road this morning. My heart stopped a couple of times as the dog ran back and forth across the road. I immediately turned my the vehicle around, safely parked on the closest side

a van key which looks very well worn laying on a table.

Van key circuit board returned.

“My friend’s husband went to the builders’ merchants (he’s a carpenter). His van key is nearly broken and he hasn’t got round to getting it fixed yet, it’s always falling apart. After making his purchases, as he went to his van, he noticed that the key had fallen apart again, so he squeezed it back

a blueish green bus driving along a country road. Either side of the road are woodlands, and a wall is just visible tapering away on the far side of the road.

Three stories of bus related kindness.

A while ago we shared some stories of kindness on public transport – well here are 3 more! Keep your eyes peeled the next time you’re using public transport to see what kindness you can spot. “I left the Western General Hospital, and was around 50 metres from the Lothian 29 bus on the other

a grass football pitch with two women’s youth teams playing football on it. The sky is overcast.

Lift from football coach

My daughter’s football coach gave us a lift to an away match. He swapped his car with his wife for the morning so that he had enough seats to give a lift to both my husband and I to watch her. As it’s coming to the end of the season and her youth team won’t

Kings Cross station with its artsy ceiling and lots of screens showing arrivals an departures on different platforms. At the left of the picture, below the walkway, is Platform 9¾ where a Harry Potter fan is posing for his picture. Most passengers are in a hurry to catch their train home; those dallying are engrossed in their mobile phones.

Kings Cross kindness.

“When my relative was on her way to visit for the weekend, a kind person on the Tube platform at Kings Cross made sure that she knew which train to get on because there were several different lines that stopped at the same platform.” Simple acts of kindness like this make such a big difference