15 People Driven By Kindness.

Nathan Johnson Published 01/06/2021

Small acts of kindness.

1.
These acts remind us how important kindness is.
2.
“My wife lost this ring in 1999. This morning some people on Facebook tracked her down and asked if this was her ring, it is hers. The man gave it back to her just now. She is so happy.”
3.
“Shout out to my neighbors being bros”
4.
“I would do the same”
5.
Supervisors like this motivate us to do our best.
6.
The boss with a big heart
7.
“Seen at my favorite cafe in NYC.”
8.
" I took a bottle of water and a bit of candy. It’s people like them that make the job enjoyable."
9.
There is always someone who will restore justice.
10.
“I’m a janitor in an office — I found this on a closed floor and it made me smile.”
11.
Luckily, there are those who care about their reputation.
12.
“A friend sent me these photos. The story ended with the guy giving him money not only for replacing glass, but also for his time.”
13.
Honesty is in the little details.
14.
“We decided to conduct an experiment and opened a no-seller counter. We spent about $5 buying all the stuff. At the end of the day, there were a couple of goods left and our cashbox had $9 in it. We restored our faith that not everything is lost.”
15.
“Thank you, Tom, for your honesty.”

1.
These acts remind us how important kindness is.
2.
“My wife lost this ring in 1999. This morning some people on Facebook tracked her down and asked if this was her ring, it is hers. The man gave it back to her just now. She is so happy.”
3.
“Shout out to my neighbors being bros”
4.
“I would do the same”
5.
Supervisors like this motivate us to do our best.
6.
The boss with a big heart
7.
“Seen at my favorite cafe in NYC.”
8.
" I took a bottle of water and a bit of candy. It’s people like them that make the job enjoyable."
9.
There is always someone who will restore justice.
10.
“I’m a janitor in an office — I found this on a closed floor and it made me smile.”
11.
Luckily, there are those who care about their reputation.
12.
“A friend sent me these photos. The story ended with the guy giving him money not only for replacing glass, but also for his time.”
13.
Honesty is in the little details.
14.
“We decided to conduct an experiment and opened a no-seller counter. We spent about $5 buying all the stuff. At the end of the day, there were a couple of goods left and our cashbox had $9 in it. We restored our faith that not everything is lost.”
15.
“Thank you, Tom, for your honesty.”