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.
Would you sacrifice the chance of a big win to help someone else? That’s what Romain Bardet did during the Liege-Bastogne-Liege cycling race this year. After a huge crash which saw Julian Alaphilippe, another Frenchman but from a different team, hit a tree and land in a ditch, Bardet chose to go and check on […]
For all the competition in sport there’s a lot of kindness too as Tanni Grey Thompson shared on the Comfort Eating Podcast. While talking to Grace Dent, Tanni talked about a time when she was at the Paralympics and gave advice to a really young athlete who was in the same house as her at
Kindness is fun and The Reading Community Cup proved it! “The Reading Community Cup was absolutely awesome! So proud to see so many people coming together at the University. Our aim was to bring people across the local community together and shout loudly about how welcome refugees and sanctuary seekers are in Reading and especially
Let’s celebrate Danielle, the Boots employee who saved the day! “Even with the best planning in the world, there’s always something that goes wrong 😫. We took over a house to do an intense day of filming. Camera crew, photographer everything was booked and sorted. Everyone arrived minus the makeup artist and all l had
I went to collect a prescription for my husband and the queue was really long, but he needs the tablets so there was no option for me to come back another day. There was a lot of huffing & puffing in the queue, but people were generally resigned to waiting. I heard the poor woman
How many times have you donated blood? For those who are able to, donating blood is a wonderful way to make kindness a regular part of your life. Carys has given blood 41 times so far and is still going strong! Are you inspired to book a blood donation session?
Could you be kind to an opposing political candidate? This wonderful story of kindness in politics came from an anonymous election candidate. “Standing on the stage as the results of the election were announced, I was tired and emotional (to say the least). I knew that despite my personal disappointment I would need to follow
It would simply not be possible for grass roots football (and other sports) to happen without all sorts of volunteers. Coaches, referees, the people who run the line, the people in the tea bars, club trustees, fixture secretaries, drivers, tournament schedulers – the list goes on… Thank you to every single one of the volunteers
Sharing what’s helped you is a huge kindness and that’s exactly what Jenna did on our post about Sarah’s needle phobia. Jenna left a wonderful comment explaining her own experience and some suggestions to help Sarah. “I have white coat hypertension and I’m not good with needles either. I used to faint when having blood
“If you ever want to be encouraged that there is kindness in the world, Lucy and I were reading a book and she was confused that the little children asleep didn’t have teddies. When I told her they didn’t have one she offered the children in the book hers. Let’s approach the world a bit
