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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 hall with tables around the outside at which sit volunteers to help fix things, on the opposite side of each table are people waiting for the items to be fixed. 2 small dogs are visible in the left corner of the image.

Repair cafe is filled with kindness

“We went to our local repair cafe at the weekend and I there isn’t space to list all the kindness that was on show there! From the volunteers fixing things for free, to those making coffees and explaining how it all works to people taking their things to be repaired, to the clear drive to […]

close up of several drinks cans viewed from above. Text overlaid reads "Brenda, 92, still collecting cans for recycling to raise money for Boys Brigade."

Brenda, 92, still collecting cans for recycling to raise money for Boys Brigade

“I’m sure many of you will have seen the legend that is Brenda Percy, age 92, walking around Llantwit Major picking up litter and collecting drinks cans. She collects the cans to raise money for the Boys Brigade. If you would like to help Brenda on her quest to collect cans please bring your cans

a printed Instagram post photo of Alexis and Debs in the foreground with Sarah in the background, her arms open with the Time for Kindness logo in one hand and the KindFest 23 logo in the other, framed and hung on a wall with "note to self, I am doing a lot" printed under it.

Self kindness means celebrating your achievements!

I have put this photo on my office wall as a reminder because I never quite believe I’m doing enough. This feels like an important kindness to self as I expand Time for Kindness and a way to celebrate what we’ve already achieved. It’s been a big year, speaking at KindFest was of course a

The ArtCan and Time for Kindness logos both in white circles towards the centre. To the left, balloons in ArtCan and Time for Kindness colours. Text below reads "virtual art gallery."

Artist shows kindness to people and planet

I have been transforming into art, plastic net bags that supermarkets continue to bag fruits and vegetables in, for the last 18 months. The communities I work with have rallied round in upcycling them and handing them in at several collection points. People are fascinated by how beautiful they become and are drawn into the

A patient lying in a hospital bed while a nurse holds their arm and looks at some medical equipment. Text overlaid reads "Nurse supports patient during painful procedure."

Nurse supports patient through painful procedure

“When I had to have a particularly unpleasant medical procedure, I couldn’t have sedation because of my meds. I laid there whilst it was going on and couldn’t help crying. The nurse immediately took hold of my hand and held it, all the way through, until it was over. A little thing, but it meant

A very small traditional red post box on a windowsill. It has fake snow on the top and some festive décor around it.

Kindness postbox encourages kids to share kindness

“Off the back of the kindness pledge we appear to have a kindness postbox where the children are posting about things they have seen (and a few sibling grievances!)” What a wonderful idea to keep track of the kindness you’re seeing from our newest Kindness Ambassador, Laura Dennison!

a man peeking out of a loft passing a FedEx box down.

Family shows kindness to dad with dementia

“For some reason my Dad has become hung up on what he’s supposed to do to get ready for Christmas, that he must go shopping and so on. Last week he decided he absolutely must get the Christmas tree and decorations down from the loft. It’s not really safe for him to be charging up

Kelly, a Belgian Shepherd dog, laying on some grass looking at the camera. She is brown in the body with a dark brown black face.

Vet shows kindness during pet loss

“When our elderly Belgian Shepherd dog, Kelly, became so sick that she could not rise to her paws any more, our Polish vet, Beata Gliwa, in La Ferte Mace, immediately came to our aid. Beata was kind, both to Kelly and to my sister and me, as we said our farewells to our fur baby.

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a card which reads "to Chloe and family, with much love. Happy Christmas and better things for the new year, from your friends."

Regular customer gifts money to staff member as workplace closes.

“My workplace is closed due to structural issues and they aren’t paying staff – a regular customer took me out for coffee and gave me £30 and a lovely Christmas card. It was such a thoughtful thing to do and made such a big difference to me.” What a thoughtful and kind customer – thank