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The knock-on effects of your actions can spread kindness more widely as people read the positive news of what you have done.

Large brick archways into Bristol Temple Meads station. People of various ages are walking into the station, some pulling suitcases.

Kindness to mum navigating train travel with young children.

How can you spread kindness today? I popped to the bathroom at the station and there was a Mum there with 2 young children. She was obviously feeling a bit stressed, so I offered to help her by holding her bag so she didn’t have to put it on to the wet floor. She said […]

Sarah, a woman with light skin tone and chin length blonde hair, standing beside Caroline, a woman with light skin tone and chin length brown hair. They are both smiling at the camera and look related.

Strangers give up seats on London bound train.

When my sister and I travelled to London for the CIPD conference, a man on the train got up and offered his seat. When we said it was really kind but we were fine, as we would be chatting to each other anyway, the guy sitting opposite also gave up his seat! Even though we

Text reads “how you can help more people see kindness: like our posts, comment on our posts, share our content, tag us in your stories of kindness.

Be the change in no time at all.

Want a world where kindness is recognised, valued & talked about more? You can make it happen! With just a few simple actions you can be part of something bigger; start the ripple of kindness. And the best bit? It’s really quick to do! All of this also lets the algorithm know that you want

a One Stop shop with the windows covered with a painting of apples and other foods, a red sign along the top reading “great value locally.” The shop is on the corner with the door open.

Corner shop workers show kindness to dog owner.

“I went to pick up my Vinted parcel from the One Stop shop but I had my dogs with me. The staff were happy for me to just give them my name from the door, go and get it and bring it to the door for me as they don’t allow dogs in the shop

A photo of assorted stationery items, including bull dog clips, different coloured papers, stickers etc

Charlie at Transgentle shows how to use your experiences to spread kindness.

Transgentle is an amazing example of setting something up that you know will help a community, which is an incredible example of kindness. Charlie himself, the founder of Transgentle, uses his experiences to show kindness to others, and to create a resource to give you ideas if you’d like to be an ally and tips

Text reading “Akoni Tech Talks the podcast. Careers, tech, leadership. Joining us this week, chief kindness cheerleader at Time for Kindness, Sarah Browning. Weds 25th June at midday.” To the right is a photo of Sarah, a woman with light skin tone and shoulder length dark blonde hair smiling at the camera.

Akoni Tech Talks podcast.

How often do you notice kindness? And could simply recognising it be a catalyst for change — online and offline? Sarah is on the latest episode of Akoni Tech Talks discussing: Search Akoni Tech Talks on your favourite podcast app or YouTube to hear the whole episode.

a person with blonde hair and light skin tone taking a photo in the rear view mirror of their car. A white car is visible in the mirror, a black car through the front window. They are in the queue at Wendy's drive thru.

Stranger pays for Wendy’s during year of kindness.

“I swung into Wendy’s to get a soda and I wondered if the young guy behind me was looking at my new bumper sticker: ‘I hope something good happens to you today.’ And then I thought – what if I do the something good? So, I paid for his meal. If you have never paid

A sign with parking information next to a parking meter, behind them a large field with trees dotted around on a grey day.

Help with parking ticket machine

“I helped a lady work the parking ticket machine. She’d not used it before and was struggling to make it work.” We love hearing about the kindness of strangers and it happens so often! What kindness have you seen today? Check out even more acts of kindness: Hiker picks up litter. Travelodge allows free early

a front porch with five bags and two larger boxes which all have people's names written on them in big block letters. The bags contain COVID tests.

Free covid tests for community.

“A few weeks back I read on Mastodon that the US Dept of Health and Human Services was getting rid of COVID tests. This is bad for all the reasons, but some enterprising government employee did a program where you could fill out a form and get anywhere from 300-3000 COVID tests (unexpired) sent to

a road with cones on both sides of it. In the foreground is a road closed sign. On the road is a white car driving towards the camera which has just passed a flat bed truck. To the left someone is walking a dog along the pavement. There are trees either side of the road.

Worker in truck waves at little boy.

I was walking down the street and I saw a Mum with her little boy in a pushchair – the little boy was fascinated by a flat-bed truck with a man standing in the back of it, loading it up with cones and street signs (I think there must have been some roadworks that were