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Do you have someone in your life who inspired you to be a better person? Did you witness an act of kindness that left an impression? Share your kindness story with the world.
Tell Us Your Kindness StoryI decided to stop and buy a lottery ticket one evening and when I pulled in the parking lot, I noticed a blind man walking with his white cane that was about to walk into a car while trying to get on the sidewalk. I helped him on the sidewalk and into the convenience store and we had a small...
To me, random acts of kindness means a lot. Being liked by most of the people in my class means one thing to me, but at least one person saying something nice or funny just lightens my day. This week on a random act of kindness bingo I chose 4 things that would either make me feel loved or cared...
My high school classmate started a LARK group. The gals meet once a month to donate money and have dinner together. Each month one member takes the donation money and select an act of kindness to donate the money towards. It can be anything, an organization, someone in need, random people, or something or someone on their heart. It is...
I have a few medical conditions that require me to use a cane. I'm "only" 68 years old, and wish I could still walk and run like I did throughout my life. Whenever I approach a door someone always holds it open for me. I feel so lucky to live at a time when people still care about each other,...
There was an evening that it snowed while I, and other women, were attending a bible study. It ran late and as I went out to the parking lot there were two cars remaining covered in about 2 inches of snow. I didn't know who the belonged to but after I cleared off my car, I felt inclined to brush...
A couple months ago my grandma, grandpa, and I were coming back home from a playground and grocery store. When we past by a area we saw two homeless people laying out on the street so of course we felt really bad so I had said " Pull Over." Which they did, when we made it I got out of...
Student asked to return to the cafeteria after lunch to visit the floral fundraiser booth. He whispered "I needed to count how many girls didn't get flowers." When he came back to class, he had purchased a flower for each girl in the room who did not have any valentine gifts.
I was in the checkout when an older woman was trying to use her EBT card, and it would not go through it was only about 30 dollars. so I paid for the groceries for her. She didn't speak English and she was confused but understood. It makes you feel good when you can help others.