kindness Tag Posts Index

THE SMALLEST ACT OF KINDNESS CAB CHANGE SOMEONE'S DAY

We often think that making a difference in someone's life requires a lot of money or grand gestures. However, I have come to realize that some of the greatest acts

The Power of Words: We Can Build People Up or Tear Them Down

Do I think it's easier to offend someone nowadays? My answer would be, "Yes." I feel a simple joke can hurt one's sentiment, it can also make someone feel

One Kindness that I Will Never Forget In A Hurry

There are moments in our lives that will forever remain in our life because they came when we needed them the most. One of those moments happened to me few years

THE BLESSINGS OF UNEXPECTED KINDNESS

One of the beautiful ways God shows His love is through people. Sometimes, we pray for help and expect an answer from heaven, forgetting that God often uses ordinary

Keep a heart beating

Some people are carrying a sadness you cannot see. They laugh. They work. They say, “I’m fine.” But inside, they are tired. So be kind. Send the message. Make the

Little things matter

There are times when we think doing good for others has to be something big. We imagine giving large amounts of money, changing someone’s life overnight, or doing

What Drives Me to Help?

Helping others is something that has always been part of my life. Whenever I see someone struggling, my heart naturally desires to assist in any way I can. While

‎Why Kindness Still Matters Today ‎

‎Hi Hive, ‎ ‎We live in a time where life feels faster than ever. Everyone seems busy trying to meet deadlines, earn a living, and deal with their own personal

A Story About Timing.

Less than two months ago I noticed that an online of mine had gone distant, not even distant, I stopped seeing his messages, status updates and all. He's someone

The Power of a Gregarious Spirit

A sociable nature is a very beautiful quality in a person. Wherever such people go they win others' hearts with their good manners and cheerful disposition. Their

KEEP PASSING ME ON THROUGH KINDNESS

‎So it was Last Thursday night that I ran out of fuel on Third Mainland Bridge. ‎At about 11th pm. ‎Phone at 2%.No power bank. ‎I want to tell you what happened

‎A Little More Kindness Goes a Long Way

‎Hi Hive, ‎ ‎Lately, I have been thinking about how easy it is for us to judge people without really knowing what they are going through. ‎ ‎Pixabay ‎ ‎We see someone

Cats way of repaying kindness /

A glove goes missing. Then another. You think the cat’s being weird again… until you realize.... pic.twitter.com/LhN1EXVLqd— Cats with Aura 😺 (@catwithaura)

I needed help and was brave enough to ask. Here's what happened. [LOH #291]

It was November 2015, and I had just contracted Dengue Fever. I was living on the island of Bali, several thousand kilometres from my family. I knew on that very

Unconditionally Supported #291

Greetings, ladies of Hive! Did someone support you during your hardest time? How did they help? According to the contest question, yes, someone supported me even

No te olvides... (Es/En)

“No te olvides del de abajo” me señalo un amigo el otro día, al cruzarnos en la calle. Hacía tiempo que no coincidíamos. Es una de esas personas que se dedica a

I made an assumption and I totally was wrong. Here's what happened...

I had an hour in total between leaving the house and when I needed to get back to the house to be able to go to the local shops: buy a whole bunch of groceries some

HOW ONE SMALL ACT OF KINDNESS ON SOCIAL MEDIA CHANGED MY VIEW ON CHARITY FOREVER

Greetings Hive Reachout family,👋🤗 When I joined Hive, I thought charity was only about money. Big donations, big projects, big names. I scrolled past posts about

Kindness Over Everything

More than anything else, what I hope for my kids is that they grow up knowing how to make people feel safe, seen, and cared for. Honestly, the world already has

Hive-Reachout Weekly Prompt 100>>"‎‎The Influence Of Social Media On Charity"

Social media has changed the way people help others today. In the past, many people wanted to support charity, but they did not know who truly needed help or how