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.
“I noticed many acts of kindness in the hospital while waiting for tests for my daughter, from the nurse checking if we are ok and bringing cups of tea, to other patients either giving up seats in waiting areas (she’s on crutches) or giving advice about how to navigate the system, or offering words of […]
My daughter’s team mate gave her a lift to their football match in a nearby town. This week we celebrated World Kindness Day so let’s hear what kindness you saw. If you need a reminder of how much kindness there is in the world, we have some more stories for you: Social media strangers offer
“I went to the High Rollers and The Longest Johns live show in my wheelchair and, after quite the trek getting to the venue through old town Bristol’s steep streets, all with a camber, I finally arrived at the venue. The step free entrance was up another steep hill and required some manoeuvring and help
I saw a bucket blowing about in the road, causing problems for the school run traffic. I didn’t know where it had come from, but I retrieved it from the road and put it on the verge out of the way. What kind thing have you done today? Get some inspiration for how to spread
My aerobics teacher is one of the kindness people I know. When it was time to leave class last week, it was pouring with rain. I don’t mind getting wet if I’m on my way home – I had my umbrella and rain coat. But she insisted on giving me and another person from the
“Even in this digital age, I still like my old Filofax which I cling onto for dear life. A friend of mine was having a clear out of stuff that had been pushed to the back of a cupboard and found some packs of blank pages from when she used a Filofax. She held onto
We just loved reading the Holy Brook’s blog post which explores the power of kindness and how they intend to implement it in their accountancy business. No matter what type of work you do, kindness is key and can be implemented in so many ways. Give it a read over on their website.
“I had been out to buy coffees for the people in my office and had one of those tray things for 4 takeaway cups. I also had newspapers under my arm and my big work bag on my shoulder. As I approached the big heavy front door of my office building, I saw there was
Sarah is speaking at Kindness Unites 2025! A global celebration of kindness, connection & change. Here’s what you need to know 👇🏻 Grab your ticket from their website here. And check out some examples of the kindness happening all around you with these stories: Tell someone you miss them. Dublin bus driver gives money saving
Becky is a photographer and she took photos at an event with a couple of speakers. After the event, one of them got in touch and sent her a kind message which said “I wanted to say a massive thank you for tonight, not just the photos but all the extra help and the wonderful
