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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 phone with the messaging app open showing one message reading "I love you," and the reply being "I luv u too."

People sent me messages to check in after a hard time.

“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 […]

A laptop on a wooden table, hands in front of it holding a phone looking at their emails. Text overlaid reads “A client warned me they would be late paying because of a surprise expense.”

A client warned me they would be late paying because of a surprise expense.

“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

A woman with light skin tone and long blonde hair sits underneath text reading “the late discovered club with Catherine Asta. Giving late discovered autistic women a voice. Podcast.”

The Late Discovered community has shown me so much kindness.

“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.

Two women in a pub, one in a wheelchair, the other on a stool eating candyfloss. Both are laughing. Text overlaid reads “Friends help part crowd at pub social for wheelchair user.”

Friends help part crowd at pub social for wheelchair user.

“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

Three female presenting people at a table, two sat down and one leaning in between them. They are all looking at something on the table and smiling gently.

I immediately said yes to a colleague who timidly asked for help.

“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

5 high schoolers wearing school uniform smiling at the camera.

Friend picks up child from school.

“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

a small, vintage camper van on the back of a recovery vehicle.

Stranger helps move broken down campervan into side street.

“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

Grace Petrie, a woman with light skin tone and short brown hair, playing the guitar and singing into a microphone. Overlaid is text reading “Grace Petrie, UK Tour 2024/2025” and the dates and venues.

Grace Petrie chooses kindness and accessibility for UK tour.

“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 tube train pulling into a tube station. Text overlaid reads “Kindness of Londoners demonstrated on the Tube."

Kindness of Londoners demonstrated on the Tube.

“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