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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.

a Travelodge reception area with an elf sat on the “hello and welcome” sign.

Strangers let funeral goers check in first.

“We were waiting to check in at Travelodge and some funeral goers arrived. We let them check in first as we had some questions to ask the receptionist and they just wanted to get settled.” Read about more kind people doing kind things: Lawyer collects donations and takes them to Ukraine. Hobbycraft employee offers cold […]

A large hotel room with a king size bed made up against the wall to the right. Two chairs either side of a table sit by the large window, another chair sits to the left almost out of shot.

Room upgrade from kind hotel.

Did you see the story we shared recently about Curran Court Hotel? Well there’s more! “As we were late getting in because of the ferry delay we missed the 3 course meal and cocktails we’d booked, they let us move them to one of the other nights we were staying. And they gave us a

A large Christmas tree lit with blue lights, with red and green bows all over it and red wrapped presents underneath it stands to the side of a hotel lobby. On the stairs above are wreaths with baubles, the same around the reception desk behind which is a sign reading "curran court hotel."

Curran Court Hotel filled with kindness.

“I was overcharged by Curran Court Hotel and called them to say oops, I mixed up my email address too as we were booking for a funeral so I was quite stressed. I had a good chat with the new person on reception, having had a lovely chat with Lucy there the night before when

a gift card for Loaded Dice, a TTRPG shop, being held by some fingers.

TTRPG table gets gift for DM.

“Our DND group had a whip round to buy our DM a gift card as a winter festival gift and a thank you for all the hard work he puts into our campaign.” Showing appreciation is such an important way to spread kindness – and remember that it doesn’t have to cost anything. Remind yourself

an Asda conveyor belt filled with food. Someone holding a purse passes a packet of tea cakes over to the cashier who is wearing festive head gear.

Lady with teacakes let in front of Asda queue.

“I was in Asda doing my shopping and a woman with just a pack of tea cakes got in the queue behind me. I had a whole conveyor belt of stuff so told her to whiz in front.” We always say that no kindness is too small and I think we all know what a

A Twitter thread between Nicola Cliffe and TweetChizone. Nicola asks “what is the kindest thing a stranger has done or said to you?” TweetChizone replies “Oh god, I can’t even tell this story and not cry. I use to manage an LGBT bookstore, when bookstores were still a thing. One night, a caller says he thinks he might be gay and considering self harm. We are not a crisis center! But as long as we’re talking, he’s safe, right? So I talk to this guy and I answer questions and I try to be encouraging and I’m maybe sounding a little frantic and I’m definitely ignoring the 4-5 customers in the store, and this angel of a woman puts her hand on my shoulder and asks for the phone. ‘My turn’” she says. And she, this 50 something lesbian talks to this stranger on the phone. And a line forms behind her. EVery customer in that store knows that call, knows that feeling, and every person takes a turn talking to that man. That story comforts me so much to this day.” Nicole replies “This is so kind I cannot.”

Entire LGBT bookstore supports struggling gay man.

We loved this story of the kindness of everyone in an LGBT bookstore – it shows just how many kind people there are out there. “I used to manage an LGBT bookstore, when bookstores were still a thing. One night, a caller says he thinks he might be gay and considering self harm. We are

a train arriving at Bank tube station. Several people are standing around on the platform waiting for it.

Bank Station’s guardian angel

“My daughter, Molly, was waiting for a friend at Bank Station in London to go out for their work Christmas party when a man started bothering her persistently and unwanted. A lady she had never met before, walked up and gave her a big hug saying “it’s so lovely to see you again and thank

several invoices scattered over a wooden desk along with a calculator, mouse, espresso, usb sticks, pens and paperclips.

Client reminds that invoice hasn’t been sent.

What kindness did you experience at work this month? Anon told us about a client who got in touch to remind her that she had not yet sent them an invoice for a workshop she had run for them. She thought it was really kind because they were essentially telling her that they value her

The Railway Inn in Rhosddu, a large white building, stands behind some trees along the railway from which the photo is being taken.

Rhosddu community fundraise for defibrillator.

The local pub and community in Rhosddu have worked together to fundraise for a new defibrillator. The landlord at the Railway Inn actually had the idea to install a defibrillator there and then organised and held fundraisers to make it happen. When half the funds were raised, the Community Council provided the other half, and

A line of people in front of tables with volunteers on opposite side. Low sun visible beyond trees in urban setting.

Volunteers help the homeless.

“A team of volunteers completed its monthly giveaway of toiletries and other items to the homeless on a cold Sunday morning.” Thank you to Joe who shared this with us on Mastodon and allowed us to share it even further. Want to read about even more kindness? We have stories for you: Scottish man helps

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