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.
While Alexis was ill with Covid the freelance community she’s part of sent her a plant to cheer her up. The community, run by Emma, clubbed together to get her a get well soon gift, and Suzanne arranged for it to be sent. A true moment of community over competition!
My 15yo daughter bought me lunch today 🥰 We were out for a last-day-before-back-to-school shopping trip and we were getting hungry. When I (semi-jokingly) asked where she was taking me for lunch, she said ‘Subway’. Bless her! There is an extra kindness in this story – she agreed to take this photo so that I
As 2022 draws to a close, I’d like to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who has connected with me, liked and shared my content, posted comments and generally been supportive of me and my work this year. Hearing how much my mission to amplify kindness means to so many of you is really
We love this example of kind good Samaritans who helped Gareth when he fell over in the street during the recent cold snap. “Late one evening, I slipped on ice near to Penny Lane in Liverpool, knocking myself unconscious. I’d sustained a nasty injury to the back of my head that was bleeding heavily. When
Today’s kindness superhero is Ray Dawson. His legacy of kindness lives on as people like Katherine share how they were touched and inspired by his practicing and sharing of kindness, helping those with no-one in their corner. The thoughts and hearts of Team Time for Kindness are with all of Ray’s loved ones as they grieve
Meet Kindness Superhero, Emma Cossey. In her nomination Alexis told us that ”Emma always goes above and beyond for other freelancers.She has coached me through so many things just because she wants to help. She puts her heart and soul into her free group to help freelancers connect for support and work. She is endlessly
If you want to see more kindness in the world and support what we’re doing here at Time for Kindness, here are 3 ways you can do that: 1) Share our content!Post stories you love to your Stories, tag friends who need to see that kindness exists, tell your friends about us when you talk
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We had a great time at KindFest – so hopeful, informative and inspiring. Here’s just a few of the things we loved from some of the incredible speakers that some of the team tweeted. “We’re all part of one society.” In my view, this is at the heart of the connection that kindness builds between
It’s 2 years since I started Time for Kindness. Despite being a short time compared to other things I’ve worked on, it is already up there on the list of things I am most pleased to have done. From the beginning my aim has been to highlight the kindness that I believe exists in the
They might say kids are cruel but kids are often very kind. In fact since September two of Kezia’s friends have been helping a new kid at school to find the classrooms for his lessons. It’s a big secondary school with several buildings on the site and must be confusing to find your way round
