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.
Accepting somebody for who they are has kindness written all over it, so we want to hear about a time when you have felt fully accepted. Tell us in the comments ⬇️. And when you’ve told us, why not check out some other stories of acceptance: Acceptance is kindness. Mum gives gender affirming joy to […]
“I was waiting for my new PC to be delivered but it got past the last delivery time and I assumed it would be coming tomorrow instead. But the delivery driver stopped by on her way back to the depot and delivered it anyway.” What a kind delivery driver – we so often hear stories
“I had to collect a rather bulky object from a DIY store. A lady coming into the shop held the door for the couple leaving in front of me and for me, which was kind of her as I had my hands very full. I think typically I would have labelled this as politeness, but
Have you attended any of Together for Humanity’s peace vigils – or are you planning to attend one? The next UK wide vigil is on Sunday 21st January. The vigils are such a wonderful show of kindness as so many people come together for the cause of peace – a demonstration of the Time For
I bought a T-shirt from Ducky Zebra for my niece’s second birthday. I LOVE what they are doing around genderless kids clothing. Their whole business does a great job of teaching kindness to kids – kindness to self and kindness to others through acceptance. My niece was delighted with the animals on the T-shirt, and
“On boxing day I was driving home from North Wales, in my Morris Minor, and nearly ran out of petrol (I didn’t think about fuel station closures, what a Muppet) . I pulled over to somewhere safe as the moggie is basic, with no 4 way hazard lights, and breaking down would have caused chaos.
I’m so excited to be talking about the power of kindness at the Ethical Reading meeting on 23rd January. The theme of the session is “The power and connection of kindness” and you’re invited! You can get a ticket to the webinar here or through the Ethical Reading website.
“At a pop-up ice skating rink my 3 and 5 year old were slipping and sliding all over the place. They were like new born Bambi’s but on extra slippery, rain spattered plastic. As I desperately tried to keep my kids from gravity’s grasp, an older girl (maybe aged 11) skated over and presented them
“Our estate has a ‘take give box’ on it where people can put things they don’t want and anyone can help themselves. There’s even cans of food and kids clothes in it which I’m sure is making a difference to those in need in our community. It’s such a simple thing to set up but
“We always find ourselves well laden when travelling by public transport at Christmas. I had a large rucksack on my back and a small rucksack on my front, husband a large rucksack on his back and a big box in his arms. The first interchange was metro to train. As we came up the escalators,
