Stories of people doing good in their communities — proof that small acts of kindness ripple further than anyone can see.
The porch where every day starts with a good word
Every morning, rain or shine, 63-year-old Maureen "Mo" Fitzgerald sits on her Connecticut porch with a coffee and gives the internet a pep talk. "You don't realize how many people don't have somebody to say 'good day' to." Now she's that somebody, for thousands.
The neighbors walking kids home in East Baltimore
Elijah Miles's Tendea Family walks students home from school, cleans up streets, and steps in before violence starts — part of a grassroots movement helping drive Baltimore's homicide rate to its lowest in nearly 50 years.
Skipping 900 miles to prove kindness exists everywhere
Inspired by the joy of skipping schoolkids in Uganda and Manchester, Krish Patel is skipping — rope and all — the length of the UK: 40 marathons in 40 days, from Land's End to John O'Groats, aiming to raise £520,000 for charity.
"Small acts of kindness can have such a BIG impact, so much of which we never get to see."