The knock-on effects of your actions can spread kindness more widely as people read the positive news of what you have done.
“A great tip to get you started on how to be kind, is to notice the kindnesses that happen to you. We always remember when somebody lets a door go in front of us and we have a moan about it, but we forget about when someone opens the door for us and keeps it […]
“I would like to nominate the kind Father & son of Dark Lane in Blackrod Bolton who rescued me in the snow on Tuesday 16th January. I got stuck in the snow while driving to work from Wigan to Bolton, going down the Hill on Dark Lane. Suddenly the traffic came to a standstill and
“Heading out for a walk in the snowy countryside of Goyt Valley today, my friend and I got stuck on an icy road and thought we were going to have to abandon her car. Having tried several options to resolve our situation, to no avail, along came a very kind man in his 4 wheel
“The extraordinary kindness of a curator friend who took the time with all the artists she curated for a large exhibition she was instrumental in setting up. She gave a huge amount of time to each participating individual, and ensured that everyone had sufficient exhibition space in what was a very busy gallery off Brick
During lockdown I found my creativity again after a 15 year hiatus, but seriously lacked confidence. As a key worker (in my employee job) I was still required to attend work, and I happened to show one of my colleagues called Juliet, a photo of a painting I was working on. She was super supportive
Let’s kick off 2024 by focusing on kindness! We challenge you to take on the see kind challenge – all you need to do is: 👀 Notice a kindness every day of January. 🗣️ Tell us about it! You can tag us in a post you see on social media that shows kindness. We’re on
At my local business club meeting this morning, one of the members, Kate, made Christmas biscuits for us all to have with our coffee. They were delicious! Let’s hear some more kindness at networking events stories ⬇️
“I broke my wrist and a friend arranged a surprise breakfast delivery and my housemate has chopped up and frozen onions for me so I can still cook!” What a kind friend you have Frances – thank you for sharing and we hope your wrist is feeling better now.
I love examples of kindness seen on social media, this one over on YouTube. What kindness have you see on social media recently?
For those alone or struggling over the festive season, the #JoinIn hashtag across social media is a wonderful show of kindness and community. Anyone can post to the hashtag and find others to chat to, support people, and just come together and feel less alone at a time that can be so hard for so
