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Posts Categorized: General Kindness
Taking Time To Recognize Foster Families
There are many reasons to celebrate the month of May, including special days such as Memorial Day and Mother’s Day. You might not know about National Foster Care Month, however, which is also recognized. U.S. Department of Health & Human…
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Sweet Soldier Makes Wife One Year Worth Of Meals
Frozen food has never looked so romantic. A Chinese soldier prepared a year’s worth of meals for his wife before returning to Tibet, where he’s stationed. His parting gift included over 1,000 dumplings and 150 liters of soup, the Mirror…
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My Eldest Daughter Is A Source Of Admiration And Inspiration
My eldest daughter, Gabe, is one woman in my life I admire. She inspires me every day. Although she is still in high school, for all intents and purposes she has arrived at womanhood. I don’t necessarily want this to…
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My Grandma’s Teachings Set An Everyday Standard For Lifelong Kindness
It seems that, around the age of 30–35, your memories shift. You recall events from your childhood from a more mature perspective and become hugely thankful for the kind things adults did for you as a child. Although I had…
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How My Sister Paved The Way For Me
For as long as I can remember, my older sister has been my hero. A role model 11 years older than me, she’s the one I turn to when life doesn’t follow the prearranged script in my head. My mom…
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Rachel Scott’s Lessons Of Kindness Still Resonate 16 Years After Columbine
Rachel Scott lost her life during the Columbine High School shooting, a tragic and heartbreaking event that challenged our ideas of safety in public schools and cast a spotlight on the disastrous effects of bullying among peers. Sixteen years later,…
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Birds Bring Girl Gifts To Show Their Gratitude To Her Kindness
An eight-year-old girl develops a friendship with the birds in her backyard. In return for feeding the birds, the birds leave her small surprises to show their gratitude.
A Supportive Friend Can Come From An Unexpected Source
Friendship has a way of finding you when you least expect it. Sometimes you’re unaware that you even need it, but once that supportive friend is part of your life, you know you have someone you can count on. A…
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The World Kindness Movement: Small Acts To Promote A Kinder World
In 1963, when the president of the University of Tokyo was mugged after complaining about a commuter who cut in line, what surprised him the most was that no one helped him. Mr. Seiji Kaya turned this experience into a…
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A Community Comes Together To Save 32 Horses Before Roof Collapses
1pm on Sunday, Feb 15th, we got a call that the roof at the farm had started to collapse due to the weight of the snow and the battering from the multiple relentless blizzards. There were 32 horses still trapped…
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Humans Simply Being Good To One Another
Kindness doesn’t have to involve a grand show of affection. Whether it’s making dinner for a friend, or complimenting a stranger, small acts of good can put a smile on people’s faces. To celebrate this year’s Random Acts of Kindness…
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Adopt A Valentine And Share Some Love
The most loving of holidays is just around the corner. Why not spice things up and adopt a valentine? Don’t worry if you already hold the key to someone’s heart; they won’t mind your good deed one bit! Hospitals, nursing…
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5 Ways To Encourage Kindness In Children
Children mimic adults, picking up on subtle cues from the way you walk and the way you talk, so why not be a role model and teach children to exhibit kindness daily? Lead by example with these five ways to…
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Hospital Check In Surprise
Mary and Erin handout Starbuck cards to people waiting to check in at St Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix, AZ. A true inspiration of Humankindness. Way to GO!
Supermarket Worker Goes Out Of Her Way For Severely Autistic Boy
Catherine Newell, from Hove, said she regularly faces abuse and a lack of understanding from members of the public over her son Axel’s behavior. However, a kind café worker at Waitrose in Nevill Road, Hove, went out of her way…
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The Fake Freeway Sign That Became A Real Public Service
I remember, for example, the first time I tried to head north on “The 5″ from downtown, when I missed the exit completely, sailing obliviously towards Pasadena. The second time I found myself frantically crossing dashed line after dashed line,…
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A True Man Of Humankindness
My fiancé Daniel is a true testimony of human kindness. I have many stories to tell but two really stand out! One day while it was raining we pulled over on Old River Rd so he could help a man…
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Sharing Generosity
I went to the Humankindness Retreat on December 18, 2014 and what a wonderful event it was. There was a table with lots of items to choose from. Each with a message that portrayed Humankindness to share. I chose #6…
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Stop Gossip And Start Positive Conversations
Picture this: You’re having lunch with friends, catching up on what’s been going on, when someone reveals a juicy piece of gossip about a friend who isn’t there. Do you lean forward and join in, or do you stay silent…
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5 Easy Ways To Spread Kindness Every Day
Grand gestures and philanthropic acts are wonderful, but they’re just that — grand. They require time, planning and, often, a substantial financial investment. Fortunately, research has shown that smaller acts can have serious payoffs as well, both on the giving…
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