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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.

Alexis, a woman with light skin tone and bright pink hair, wearing pink tinted heart shaped glasses and a dark blue jumper with I heart Santa on it. She is sat on a bed making a heart shape with her hands and smiling.

Your kindness gave our social media manager 2 weeks off.

“I’m the social media manager here at Time for Kindness and I put out a call on 1st Dec for stories of kindness so that I could get them scheduled and take a couple of weeks off over the festive season. By that evening we had almost all the stories we needed to do 1 […]

an elderly woman walking with a stick across a zebra crossing. She has light skin tone and is wearing a wide brimmed straw hat and loose fitting clothes as if it is a warm day.

Neighbour goes above and beyond for elderly woman.

“One of my elderly Mum’s neighbours drives her to do a big shop once a fortnight, which is kind enough, but in between, if she sees Mum walking to the bus stop she’ll offer her a lift instead, and often brings over ‘spare’ odds and ends of meals or cake. And when Mum had a

a small fluffy white dog’s head sticking out above a small cushion with santas all over it.

Workplace overflows with donations to charity.

“Someone in my workplace set up a donation station for a local animal shelter for the festive season. Every day there is more and more piling up. They were not meant to drop them off until a few days before Christmas, but the donations just kept piling up! The list of allowed items was much

a woman with light skin tone and long curly red hair wearing a black jacket and red handkerchief skirt. She is sitting on a mobility scooter under a mural of Black Sabbath on a wall

Friends help find Ozzy mural.

“Our friend is a massive Ozzy Osbourne fan and we were in Birmingham for a weekend conference together, she used some of it to go see the Ozzy sights but missed the murals. The day we were due to go home we took her to find the murals and bits she’d missed. She was so

a large multistorey building with large windows, some trees barely 2 storeys in height are dotted around the mostly cement outside area.

Colleague returns work pass.

How have your colleagues shown kindness this week? Here’s one from an anonymous Cardiffian to get the cogs whirring: “I found a building pass in the stairway at work so I messaged him to let him know where I was so he could come and get it.” Check out some other examples of kindness to

An Instagram post reading “Hey everyone, So this is a bit of a shout out... For those of you who don't know the above person, this is Julia Hartley, she is the founder of Guided Outdoors Adventures. Which is a fairly new'ish company, set up by Julia to support people like me and help promote our activities, but more so to help people find activities and local guides, so they can enjoy our countryside, natural wonders and have adventures safely.. Check out @guidedoutdooradventures for a better idea of what Julia and her company is all about. Anyway, I just wanted to do a big shout out for Julia, and also let all you outdoor instructors coaches and guides know, how great she is. A few months a go, myself and Julia set up a collaboration between our companies. Since then, my customer numbers have gone up (enquiries & bookings) and lots of it has been linked back to Julia. Not only that, Julia has been extremely supportive and helpful. Always making herself available when possible to chat on the phone, WhatsApp, to go through ideas, plans etc, all with a super can do attitude. Julia, seems to work non stop, she's pro active and motivated, and does everything she can to help people enjoy the outdoors. The outdoor/adventure industry is amazing, for so many reasons. But, it's people like Julia that really makes it special. So if anyone's looking to promote there activities and services, @guidedoutdooradventures is definately one of my recommendations. Sorry Julia, I don't mean to increase your workload, but.... if anyone deserves it, you do”

Shout out for business owner going above and beyond.

Supporting others and cheering them on is a simple act of kindness we can all do, and one that one of our guest posters experienced recently. Julia from Guided Outdoor Adventures saw this amazingly kind post she was tagged in recently and made sure we knew about it too so we could share it as

a British pub, a large beige building with tiled roof and a sign above the door reading “Wee Waif.” In front of the building is a car park filled with cars.

Luke from Twyford is a kindness hero.

Kindness happens on Facebook, and we have proof! Nikki Ochtman from RG10 Magazine got in touch to let us know that she’d seen someone post this on a local Facebook group: “Hi all. I am trying to find a young man called Luke…. Last Friday my 85 year old mum was tootling around Sonning in

Text reading “people first, work second, always” around a medal podium with a number one ribbon on the tallest podium and the word “people” on that platform, and “work” on the second place platform. In the corner is the book Kind by Graham Allcott.

People first, work second.

How does kindness show up in your workplace? “I experienced kindness from one of my clients this morning. When I explained that a tricky family situation meant that I wasn’t able to start my work for her until later in the day, she replied immediately to say “Work can wait”. She literally used these words

In the foreground is a tree beside a road. Beyond which is a medium sized white building with a lot of cars parked outside and next to it a 4 story squarish building with a large white chimney on the corner of it more than twice as tall as the building.

Kindness at hospital with ill child.

“I noticed many acts of kindness in the hospital while waiting for tests for my daughter, from the nurse checking if we are ok and bringing cups of tea, to other patients either giving up seats in waiting areas (she’s on crutches) or giving advice about how to navigate the system, or offering words of

a women’s football club walking out onto the pitch on a sunny day. The team are wearing a light blue kit.

Team mate provides lift to football match.

My daughter’s team mate gave her a lift to their football match in a nearby town. This week we celebrated World Kindness Day so let’s hear what kindness you saw. If you need a reminder of how much kindness there is in the world, we have some more stories for you: Social media strangers offer