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 wrote a post about the Time for Kindness team being ‘mostly straight’ and Sarah, head kindness cheerleader, replied to my message checking that the caption was ok to make sure I was comfortable with the team being referred to as ‘mostly straight’ when I’m not. She wanted to ensure I felt seen and recognised. […]
“I had a terrible start to the week but a client saw my social media post and text me to make sure I was OK. It was so kind and warmed my heart!” How wonderful to have such a kind client. Big thank you for sharing your story with us Joanne! You can send yours
“A business owning couple locally have started a community pantry to help locals during the cost of living and help save the planet. Stuart and Amy started the pantry after their zero waste store was forced to close. They use their contacts from having the store to buy food in bulk from wholesalers and pass
“At Cardiff Uni’s graduation ceremony I noticed someone lovingly adjusting a PHD graduates hat at for them. It was such a simple act of kindness on such a big day for someone, it was lovely to see.” Gift yourself some hope with even more stories of kindness: Stranger helps elderly lady get the right train.
“A friend I’ve not spoken to in probably over a decade spotted me playing Stardew Valley on Steam and messaged me to check in and also give me some advice on the game.” We share stories of kindness just like this every single day – here’s a few more: Kindness of Londoners. Solving printer problems
“People sent me messages to check in after a hard time.” Big thanks to Georgina for sending this one in and highlighting how things we think of as being a part of friendship are also kindness that’s worth celebrating. What kindness have you seen today? Remind yourself how much kindness is out there with more
“One of my clients sent me a message to inform me they won’t be able to pay their invoice, due tomorrow, on time. The money they had allocated for my services got eaten up by an unexpected expense and they didn’t want to overdraft their account. They just needed a few more days. All my
After I attended the inspiring Social Founders Forum hosted at EY’s beautiful offices in London, I walked back along the Thames to Waterloo in the sunshine. By the time I got back to the station, my shoes were killing me! My daughter came and met me at the station when I got home, bringing my
“I’m blown away by the kindness of the understanding I was shown in the making of The Late Discovered Club podcast. I can highly recommend the kindness shared by many in the late discovered community.” Connecting with community is so powerful so it’s really wonderful to hear that you found such kindness in your community.
“I was at a social with a friend who’s a wheelchair user and when she wanted to leave she was concerned because most people were milling around in the walk ways instead of sitting at tables. I offered to go in front and help part the crowd and a friend of mine also joined us
