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These random acts of kindness show that you don't need a lot of money, or time, to make a difference, or to make someone else happy. The things that some people are willing to do for complete strangers are proof that there are still plenty of good people in the world. |
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A mailman adds little notes to the mail and brightens up the day of other people. |
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The parking officail that takes pity on the unlucky. |
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A Brazilian officer that got a cake for his birthday from a protester. |
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A store owner in New York offerd free phone charging for people after a storm. |
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A touching way to pay respects for a lost pet and to make other pets and their owners happy. |
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Sharing the love on Valentine's Day. |
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A young man helping an old lady sit during a long elevator ride. |
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The Ohio runner that helped an injured competitor finish a race despite coming in last. |
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Repaying for a mistakenly stolen lunch and adding a sincere apology and compliment. |
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Protesters helping a dog who got hit with tear gas in Turkey. |
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A motorcycle rider stopping by the side of the road to help a women cross it. |
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No job is too small for this kind officer. |
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Brian O'Driscoll is a rugby player that visited his number one fan in the hospital. He even brought her the biggest trophy she had ever seen. |
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The crowed at Melbourne's Laneway Festival makes sure that even a wheel-chaired teen can enjoy the show. |
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A barber working in his town's park for a day every week, cutting hair for hugs. |
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This police officer cuffed himself to a suicidal woman and prevented her from jumping off the roof. |
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Helping a slow turtle make it across the road safely between all of the cars. |
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This kind man took a large heavy table umbrella to escort three ladies to their car in the rain. |
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The kind of neighbor we would all love to have. |
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