A collection of posts that show how we are part of a bigger #teamkind when we act with kindness. These stories tell us about the positive things that people do to be kind to others.
“While getting onto my train, my bottle fell out of my bag. I didn’t even notice but a teenage girl did and she picked it up and gave it back to me as she got on the train.” We’re hearing about lots of kind younger people lately and we love it! What kindness have you […]
“A friend helped me get a giant plank of a sliver out of my foot, and didn’t even hesitate when I asked for help. 🥰” Ouch! Splinters are the worst. What a wonderful friend to help get it out – it can be so difficult on your own. Follow us (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Mastodon or Bsky) for daily reminders of
As a car-free household we don’t use our driveway. So we said our neighbour’s son could park his car on it instead of in the road (her drive is full already). He bought us some flowers and shortbread biscuits as a thank you. Kindness often creates this kind of ripple effect, and sharing it spreads
This month’s guest blog comes from Charlie, the founder of the Transgentle website, a resource to educate and support allies to take positive steps and improve trans inclusion using kindness. In the blog he explains how his experience of being a trans person gives him empathy and insight, something he kindly shares with others to
“I ordered from Hello Fresh for the first time since we moved house and I thought I’d updated my address but it turned out I hadn’t. Cue panic as I got the dispatch notification with my old address on it! I messaged a neighbour at the old address who kindly said yes, I could set
While on holiday, Emma spotted this wonderful public announcement at the Keukenhof gardens in Amsterdam. We love the positivity of the message. We also think it’s a handy opportunity to remind you of our thoughts on the difference between nice and kind. Both have their place, but they’re not the same thing. Here at Time
Kindness is powerful because it connects us – and that’s the message we’re sharing at our wellbeing workshops for mental health awareness week. This year’s theme is community and our workshops encourage and solidify bonds between colleagues through kindness. We talk about why kindness matters, what it looks like and how we can bring that
What public or community acts of kindness have you seen recently? My friend sent me a photo of a wellbeing sign he saw at Reading West station. He said he thought it was nice because “train stations can be sad places if you’re in a bad place” The sign, titled “writing for wellbeing” reads: “Take
My Mum is knitting some baby clothes for her friend’s new born great-grandson because her friend has arthritis in her hands which means she can no longer knit. Recognising acts of kindness in friendship is a great way to start noticing kindness in the world – what kindness have your friends shown recently? Read about
“Do you have an old laptop or projector you or your business or school want to donate to a school in Tanzania? This summer my family and I will be volunteering in a couple of schools in Northern Tanzania. We’ll be assisting teaching and helping as much as we can. One of the schools we
