I don’t know what to make of a story about a middle school boy who purposely “threw” his match to another boy with cerebral palsy. Here’s the link. It’s a heartwarming video, and we know the name of the cerebral … Continue reading
NYPD Police Officer Kindness
There is an act of kindness getting a lot of Internet play so I’m hopping on the bandwagon. NYPD Officer DePrimo spotted a homeless man without shoes and decided to do something about it. Here’s the story.
China Kindness Survey
I came across a kindness survey in China with very familiar results according to my own experiences.
86.7% of respondents say there are willing to be kind to strangers. The evidence of kindness to strangers overwhelmingly supports this expression of willingness.
On the other hand only 20.4% of respondents report seeing kindness to strangers around them. This has a familiar ring to what we experienced in the eastern United States, where a few times people were telling us about how people were not kind even as they were bestowing us charity.
We are kinder than we think, but we need to raise those expectations of kindness in ourselves to move forward with humanity.
KINDNESS across AMERICA – Thanksgiving on the Farm
Happy Thanksgiving all! I did not deliberately hold off on this chapter until I could release it today, it just worked out that way.
KINDNESS across AMERICA – Chapter 15: Thanksgiving on the Farm
Kindness Stories from 11/08/12
“Kindness of strangers get me home,” Linda Press Wolfe. Lewisboro Ledger.com
“Clifton residents show kindness during weather emergency,” Tony Gigas. NorthJersey.com
Kindness in Rochester
Whenever I see multiple tales of kindness being reported I like to share it. Here’s reoccurring kindness in Rochester. Random Acts of Rochester Kindness
Kindness across America – Expectations
Chapter 14 about our journey of kindness and community across America takes us from Dodge City, Kansas to McPherson.
The Kindness of Strangers for Carolyn Russell
This report on the kindness of strangers captures the essence of kindness as an empathic response rather than a premeditated movement. It also hints at kindness not being for people consumed by security.
The Kindness of Strangers by Carolyn Russell (Boston Globe)
KINDNESS across AMERICA – Never Can Say Good-Bye
This next installment of our journey along the American Discovery Trail covers from Holly, CO to Dodge City, KS.
KINDNESS across AMERICA – Chapter 13: Never Can Say Good-Bye
Young Kindness
I’ve recently started working as a program teacher for a K-3 grade after school program. Something happened yesterday that caused me to revisit a discussion I had with a pastor back in Indiana. One of my platforms is we are … Continue reading