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.
“When my Daughter, Amber, and I ran out of fuel just before the Rugby turn off the busy A14, we parked behind the Armco and started the walk of shame to the nearby fuel station. Just as we were stumbling through the grass next to the slip road, a truck pulled up and Tom offered […]
I met up with fellow kindness and compassion advocate, Fran Borg-Wheeler, from Heart Centred Leaders. She very kindly bought me a coffee. In case you’re wondering, it was a particularly good coffee from FCB coffee! This story is also about kindness to self because I always enjoy catching up and connecting with people like Fran.
My mum knitted a lot of teddies and dementia arm bands to donate to her WI group’s contribution to a local hospital. What moments of kindness have you noticed in your family (of origin or of choice)? Discover more stories of kindness to restore your hope in humans: The kindness of generosity of freelancers. Adult
It’s head kindness cheerleader, Sarah’s, 50th birthday on 8th October and to celebrate we’re holding a scavenger hunt! Between 8th October and World Kindness Day on 13th November we’re challenging you to notice 50 acts of kindness. To take part all you need to do is: The person who spots the most kind acts will
Choosing to see and focus on kindness can change your entire experience of life, as I discussed with Anne Leatherland on the Be Truly Heard podcast. The full episode is out now and I’d love to hear your thoughts on it, so search Be Truly Heard on your favourite podcast app or listen on Apple
“My train to work was cancelled and I just missed the bus by seconds. When my colleague heard what had happened, he offered me a lift to work.” What kindness have you experienced from your colleagues recently? Let us know here. Have you noticed any moments of kindness similar to these recently?: Coach driver takes
“At a Premier Inn I met my very upset friend, whom was saying goodbye to a dying friend. When I arrived her grief was a bottle in and she was not in the best position. I want to thank Jeason in the bar for his assistance getting my friend back to the bar.” Well done
My cousin’s teenage son is showing an interest in woodwork, so my Dad has leant him a portable workbench for him to try out before committing to buying one of his own. He was apparently so pleased with the loan that as soon as he got home with it he facetimed his grandparents to show
I really enjoyed the insightful questions Graham Allcott had for me on his podcast, Beyond Busy. He took a different angle with some of the questions that made me think and led to a great chat. Listen to the whole thing or check it out on your favourite podcast app by searching Beyond Busy with
“My son told me he was proud of himself as he set off to the climbing centre yesterday, so I asked him why. He has a friend he’s recently reconnected with after being friends in the early years of secondary school but then she had to leave because of various mental health issues, and Covid
