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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.

Sarah wearing a hoodie which says "kindness matters" and smiling broadly beside text reading "I'm speaking at KindFest" and the KindFest 2023 logo.

Time for Kindness speaking at KindFest

I’m speaking at KindFest 2023! I can’t quite believe I’m making this announcement – thank you Team Kind for such an incredible opportunity. 🗓️ Mark your calendars for KindFest on Fri 10th November 2023! Tickets are available and they’ve already sold over 1000 🥳 . Get yours: https://www.teamkind.org.uk/ .

A supermarket trolley in the foreground being pushed, in the background are shelves filled with stock.

The kindness of shopping for the elderly.

“My Mum does shopping for an elderly lady she knows. Even when she said that she didn’t like the type of chicken pie, my Mum still carried on smiling and doing her shopping for her. And Mum enjoyed the chicken pie too, so it didn’t go to waste!” What kind things have your family (origin

a street with white terraced houses on both sides and orange flowers growing down one of the buildings and then across the street overhead to the other side.

Street party builds community.

“I organised a street party where I live. I distributed leaflets, arranged a time and date to suit everyone. I got there early and set everything up. It was a great success – everyone had a good time on the day and longer-term it has been successful too because it has brought neighbours closer together.”

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."

Virtual kindness art gallery 1

🐯When I was 17 my therapist had a box of plastic toy animals on the table. One day I must have been staring at them because she suddenly asked me ‘which animal do you feel like?’ I must admit that at the time it felt like a strange question, but I didn’t feel able to

Sarah standing outside a cafe on a paved street. There are wooden benches alongside the window of the cafe with small tables in front of them.

Café patron directs stranger to the toilet.

On a recent trip to Kiel in Germany, my husband and I went into a little café for a coffee and cake. It was very quiet in there, with only 1 other customer. I went to find the loo but the only door I could see opened into some sort of broom cupboard! The other

Sarah Browning at the NEUPC Conference

Thank for for 400 followers on LinkedIn!

Thank you, thank you, thank you for 400 followers! 400 of you want to see stories of kindness in your LinkedIn feed and who believe, like I do, that there is so much kindness in the world and we need to shout about it. Thank you for being part of this community and helping us

A large wooden fake fish pond, the walls decorated with fishes, a walrus peeking out from behind a treasure chest, and other underwater imagery. Two brightly coloured wooden fish sit on the wooden floor with numbers 1 and 2 on them.

Kindness superhero Malcolm fixes magnetic fish pond for children’s charity.

When I saw this post from First Days Children’s Charity I had to share and thankfully they agreed, here’s what they had to say about this wonderful story of kindness. “We love our community! Our most popular item at the First Days Toy Library is this magnetic fish pond which was starting to look a

a series of photos of different gardens, some with paved areas and pots containing a variety of plants, some graveled with pots or borders, others with brightly coloured flowers growing along fences.

Neighbour uses Facebook to thank others for beautiful gardens.

“There are some really beautiful gardens on my estate so I commented in the Facebook group to say thank you to the people who make them so beautiful and bring a smile to my face every time I walk past them.” What small kindness have you seen on social media recently?

A Lidl show viewed from outside. The car park is visible beyond the doors with people walking to and from their cars.

Lidl employee shows kindness to shopper.

A shop assistant in Lidl asked the person in front of me ‘did you mean to pick up 2 bags?’ as there were 2 carrier bags stuck together. I thought it was kind to make sure before they charged them. What small kindness have you seen this week? More stories of supermarket kindness: Lidl customer

a view of a car from inside, hands holding the wheel. The view through the windows is out of focus.

Walkers Tyre Service, Leicester, goes above and beyond

“I hit a brick/piece of wood on the M69 on Thursday 24th August damaging two tyres. I managed to limp towards a tyre place. They immediately got my car into the workshop but said the wheels were damaged as well. The manager rang the local Mercedes shop to enquire whether they had any new ones,