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 immediately said yes to a colleague who timidly asked for help.” How can you spread kindness in your workplace like this anonymous kindness superhero did? Get inspired with these stories of kindness: Headteacher lets kids come in later after Euro finals. Attendees support class host having tech issues. Scottish man helps stranger check air […]
“A friend offered to collect my daughter from school as well as hers on a day when I’d booked a client call and the after school club was cancelled. Small things that really help make things easier.” We couldn’t agree more with Nina that the small things make a big differece. Here’s some more small
“During rush hour on Burford hill (a little Cotswold town on a steep hill), the clutch on our campervan packed in. I was on my own in a broken-down van, and I became a very unpopular being. Traffic was at a halt. Cars and trucks revved angrily as they passed. I kept my head down
“One of my favourite music artists, Grace Petrie, recently changed the venue for some of her tour dates after learning they weren’t accessible. I was so thrilled to see this – it’s such a kindness and I’m sure it created a lot of extra work behind the scenes, so that she chose kindness and prioritising
“A lady gestured for me to go in front of her getting on to the Tube in London. I said ‘thank you’ and she said ‘you’re welcome’. Proof that Londoners are kind and that kindness creates connection, however brief.” Even more stories of kindness: Kindness at the CiPD Festival of Work. Kindness in friendship looks
“Our headteacher is letting kids come in late on Monday so they can watch the Euro finals. That’s kindness!” Sports related kindness holds a special place in my heart so I really loved this story from Joanne – and I’d love to hear yours too! More stories of kindness in sports: Receptionist lends shoes to
A big thank you to Georgina who told us about this story of kindness she experienced over on Instagram; “Someone stopped to take a picture of me wild swimming and sending it to me after.” Get even more stories of kindness: London Marathon spectator provides ankle support to struggling runner. Hobbycraft employee offers cold water
“My dogs ran over road to say hello to some other dogs they saw. I was in a panic trying to get down the bank with a dodgy knee but thankfully the other people held them until I could get to them.” Send us your stories of kindness so we can share them with even
“Someone picked up a sock I lost and found me to give it back.” We always say that no kindness is too small and this great example from Georgina shows just that! Discover even more acts of kindness to remind you how much there is happening every single day: Stranger pays for car park fees
“During a Mastodon chat I happened to mention my love of unicorns and someone said that they’d been gifted lots as their work logo used to be a unicorn – would I like them. I leapt at the chance and a week later a box stuffed with 7 unicorns in various sizes, colours and styles
