About Kind Acts Blog
The Kind Acts Blog is just a simple experiment created to encourage people around the world to share random acts of kindness they’ve seen or done. The blog was created in just a couple of hours on a Sunday afternoon with the premise that too many organizations spend unnecessary amounts of money on marketing and charitable events. The world can be a better place by performing simple random acts of kindness.
Participating is easy, just email your stories, pictures or videos(youtube) to support@kindactsblog.org. We don’t want your money and we’re not affiliated with any organization. We’re also looking for contributing bloggers to help write about these experiences around the world.
Learn more by watching this video.
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What a wonderful concept I congratulate your compassionate heart and your very creative mind the world owes you a big hug !!!
This is a kind act from my co-worker.
Today she gave me a Thank You card with a note inside – I’ve said all along that you are God’s gift to me so here is a small token gift for you. I appreciate your accounting & auditing expertise very much! Your passion for research has caused many system & human errors to be uncovered so they can be resolved. Thank You for all your hard work & diligence.
I work with a wonderful group of people and I am so grateful. I thank God & them everyday that I have this opportunity.
On December 30, 2008 one of my co-workers was late for work at the newspaper and I helped them fold their papers for delivery to lessen their frustration of being late.
This is an amazing website and I am glad that I found it on CNN.com. Thanks for doing this for all of us.
Shorteay
Thanks for this site. With enough acts of kindness we have the capacity to make real and enduring changes in our society.
I think we should all do one a day. It not only helps others but it does so much for ourselves. And don’t forget that random acts of kindness is just a good for lost or forgotten animals.
We have the power to change the world.
All successful life is
Adaptable,
Opportunistic,
Tenacious,
Interconnected, and
Fecund.
Understand this.
Use it.
– Earthseed . The books of the Living –
I just wanted to say, if we all practice this, (random acts of kindness) the world will be a much better place. Maybe it can happen