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 was pedalling my bicycle as fast as I could down a long, straight stretch of road, feeling great. I’d just discovered the pleasures of riding a road bike, and I loved every minute that I could get away. Out of nowhere, my chain came off right in the middle of the sprint I was […]
“My wonderful friends and followers on Fedi just paid my medical bills ❤️🩹They’re all beautiful, amazing, and supernaturally fabulous folx!” What a lovely act of kindness that takes a huge weight off you. Thank you for sharing. Check out even more examples of kindness with these stories: Southampton uni bar celebrates Random Acts of Kindness
“We had a love your colleague day at work where people could write notes about the things they appreciate about their colleagues. It was a really positive thing to read the notes, whether you featured in the messages or not. The timing was related to Valentines Day, the following Monday which is the day when
“I’ve been having a really tough time recently and my friend suggested we go and do the capybara experience to cheer ourselves both up. So kind.” This great example of kindness to self and to a friend was sent in by Dawn Newton via our Instagram. Let’s hear what kind acts your friends have done
“I overheard a couple of people talking in the library. One of them mentioned they were hoping to read a book by a particular author and their friend pointed them towards the area of shelves where that type of book would be found.” Seeing kindness has a really positive effect on us so have a
We’re big on storytelling here at Time for Kindness and with this year’s National Storytelling Week being on the theme of Speaking Story into the Darkness we had to shout even louder about it. We’ve been sharing stories of kindness every single day for 5 years to encourage people to see kind and share what
I bought decorations for my daughter’s 18th birthday that I then shared them with a friend whose daughter turned 18 a few weeks later. They’ve now passed them on to someone else with an 18th birthday coming up. The balloons came to us after 2 other parties and were passed on to another friend. That’s
“I was heading into Cardiff in my wheelchair on the train. I hadn’t booked passenger assist as there is nobody on staff at my local station and you can only book it a minimum of 2 hours ahead. The train conductor happily got the ramp out for me so I could get on but then,
My daughter shared her hot water bottle with me because it was chilly – we took it in turns to use it for 10 minutes or so! And yes, I do have a hot water bottle of my own, but I didn’t have the oomph to go and get it from the kitchen 😊 We
“My best friend saw a t-shirt that was so me, unicorns, pink, and Dungeons and Dragons, and wanted to get it for me. They messaged me to say ‘do you want this? coz I think you need it? if so lemme know colour and size and I’ll get it and send it direct to you.’
