Category: Kindness

10 Facts About Being Homeless in the USA by Bill Quigley As the Crisis Deepens, the Government is Doing Less to Help… Three True Stories…

“I Don’t Know How You Do It” by Kristi S. Gold

“I Don’t Know How You Do It” by Kristi S. Gold I was having a conversation with a group of friends about some of the

Woman Starts A Kindness Campaign By Leaving Nice Messages In Chalk On Sidewalks.

A few weeks ago, Twin Cities-based mom Nicki Brunner had an idea. She thought it would be nice to write kind words in sidewalk chalk for kids

Uplifting Video of the Day is That Ever-So-Happy Moment When Daddy Comes Home

When she starts clapping with her feet! Aww… They grow up so fast. Enjoy. Every. Single. Cuddle and Smile!

The $20 Backpack for the Homeless Campaign

The $20 Backpack for the homeless campaign by thejohnblog Based on a popular viral video, detailing how to put together a backpack chock full of

Ma’am. I Think This Belongs to You.

Ma’am. I Think This Belongs to You. by F.Revival Here’s my story: Tonight my daughter and I were eating at our downtown McDonald’s. Because of

A Dying Man’s Wish Was To Be Reunited With His Beloved Dog One Last Time.

As we get older and our kids move away, it becomes more likely that the ones we see and love on a daily basis aren’t

Portland man skips his lunch to raise money, awareness for Oregon Food Bank Anton Cobb, 32, sits alone in Director's Park during his lunch hour every Wednesday at a table decorated with a red and white checkered tablecloth.

This Man Skips Lunch to Feed Hungry Kids. He Asks: ‘Will You Join Me?’

October 16, 2014 Kindness Blog

Anton Cobb likes to be productive. The 32-year-old salesman spends most of his lunch hours walking the streets of downtown Portland, where he works, or

Now This is the Kind of Policeman You Hope For

In a tumultuous time when law enforcement finds itself under intense scrutiny, a police officer and his wife in North Bend, Oregon show the true

After Being Bullied, One Girl Left Hundreds Of Post-It Notes Around Her School.

October 16, 2014 Kindness Blog

When Canadian teenager Caitlin Prater-Haacke was the victim of bullying, she didn’t get mad. She didn’t even want to get even. Instead, she got positive.

Widower’s Poem to His Late Wife, “Ode To Kath,” Is Simply Beautiful

October 16, 2014 Kindness Blog

Radio listeners were likely brought to tears when they tuned in to BBC’s 5 Live Breakfast program Monday to hear 93-year-old Bob Lowe share a

18 Science-Based Reasons to Try Loving-Kindness Meditation

18 Science-Based Reasons to Try Loving-Kindness Meditation by Emma Seppälä Emma Seppälä looks at the emerging science around the benefits of loving-kindness meditation. Many of

Self-Love Morning Routine – (How To)

Self-Love Morning Routine – (How To) by Alison Cebulla In 2012 I gave myself a challenge: I couldn’t say anything negative about anyone else or

8-Year Old Rylee’s Poem For Her Family

‘dentiteoz’ wrote: “My 8 year old was asked to write a poem at school. Spelling and punctuation aside, I’m pretty “surtin” she gets life.” Absolutely.

Mindset – An Infographic (Self Kindness)