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.
On the train to Worthing, I noticed someone helping another passenger lift her suitcase off the train (it looked very heavy!) Tell us about a kind act you spotted today. Check out even more acts of kindness to help you see it everywhere: Thread of menopause support. Oracle shopping centre in Reading staffed by kind […]
“A friend was getting rid of a laptop stand he didn’t need anymore and offered it to me. I said yes please and he dropped it off the next time he visited (we do not live nearby!) and it’s been super helpful. Now I can watch High Rollers while I’m working! It’s also useful for
“I was walking my dog when a bramble got tangled in the lead and sliced through my finger. It started dripping with blood and with only my small ROKA bag containing poo bags and treats, I didn’t have any tissues to wrap round it. As it happened I had just come into the car park
We were admiring some little birds sitting at the water’s edge by the marine lake at West Kirby. A passerby heard us talking about them and stopped to tell us that they were called turnstones. How have strangers shown you kindness recently? Give yourself some ideas to help your memory with other stories of kindness:
Kindness Ambassadors – you can support a charity FOR FREE! In your emails you should find a request from us asking for feedback and we’re donating to 52 Lives for every response we get. It’s a domino of kindness – you send us feedback, which is really kind because it helps us. We donate to
My friend has leant me a sit/stand desk adjuster that she’s not using at the moment, because I have a stiff neck. She knew I had created a make shift one with an ironing board and a laundry basket – which wasn’t the safest of methods! How have your friends shown you kindness this week?
“My favorite act of kindness to recieve is when my best friend considers my sensory needs without having to ask for it.” This is such a lovely example of recognising kindness from those we may not notice it from because we expect it. A big thank you to the anonymous person on Mastodon who send
I carried my daughter’s hoodie in my favourite Cath Kidston bag when we went for a day out in London – her bag wasn’t big enough and draping it round her shoulders was making her too hot! Kindness still counts even when it’s from someone we expect it from, like our loved ones. This is
Let me start by sharing some stories with you. Not selfish These are all examples of self-kindness. When we think about kindness, it is often in relation to other people. But it’s important to remember that we need it too. Sometimes people tell me that they don’t want to do things just for them because
“I run a monthly cinema trip as part of a local social group. We have a disabled attendee who needs the wheelchair seats which, in Vue, are only at the front. Several of the other attendees offered to sit in the front seats next to them so they weren’t alone and felt included.” As we
