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 bought two very large items from The Range in Stockport, and a knight in shining armour asked if I needed assistance. He picked up both items and took them to a till for me. He then offered to take them to my car (miles away! 🤣) and placed them in the boot for me! […]
“An old colleague out of the blue sent me a missing saying how much I was missed. Arrived when I was feeling a bit low ebb and was so lovely. 🥰” Small things can make a big difference as this example of a tiny act of kindness that Yasmin experienced shows.What teeny tiny act of
“Heading to the hospital for an xray I walked past this tray of apples which someone had left out for people to take. I love seeing the sharing of food generally but it’s especially kind with the cost of food at the moment.” Where have you seen kindness in your community this week? Remind yourself
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Jen Gibbard, one of our Kindness Ambassdaors, shared this wonderful example of the positive impact it’s had on her life. “Since becoming a Kindness Ambassador, one of the main changes for me has been a stronger motivation to be proactive in talking about kindness, especially in work and business settings. It feels good to bring
“A friend was getting rid of a laptop stand he didn’t need anymore and offered it to me. I said yes please and he dropped it off the next time he visited (we do not live nearby!) and it’s been super helpful. Now I can watch High Rollers while I’m working! It’s also useful for
“Our Dublin Bus driver from the ferry gave us directions, & said the coach to the West would be earlier & cheaper than the train.” We’ve heard so much about kindness on public transport recently, like this story that Chris McCabe sent us over on Mastodon – have you shared what kindness you saw yet?
We love research into kindness and the Be Kind Movement are currently running a kindness survey so we had to tell you about it! Head over to the Be Kind Movement’s website to take part. We can’t wait to discover what they learn about just how common kindness is and how it shows up in
I was waiting for my coffee at the Starbucks at Reading station and I overheard another customer saying to her friend that she was looking for napkins. For some reason the napkins were next to the door rather than on the counter, so I pointed them out to her. Tell us about a time you
My favourite Haribo sweets are Tropifrutti, but although we get lots of different Haribo in the UK, you can never get Tropifrutti here. Recently my husband and daughter went to watch a women’s euros match in Basel, Switzerland. They stayed in a hotel just over the border in Germany and they went to the local
“It has been such an awful week for me – but in this morning’s mail was a wee package from an Edinburgh friend, with a Highland Coo plushie (an adorable breed of Scottish cattle, thought to be the oldest cattle breed in the world), an excellent chocolate bar, a bar of ‘very lovely soap to
