Here are 10 moments of kindness during this global lockdown that will brighten up your day.
Volunteers from Dera Kar Sewa Sant Baba Bhuri Wale organisation distribute food to people in need in Amritsar. |
Signboard outside a restaurant in Nepal offering free food to stranded tourists |
In Spain, a taxi driver was known for taking patients to the hospital, free of charge.
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) April 18, 2020
One day, he got a call to pickup a patient from the hospital.
When he arrived, doctors and nurses surprised him with a standing ovation, plus an envelope of money. 🇪🇸🚕pic.twitter.com/OOL6WOcLJb
Sikh charity Turbans 4 Australia are helping out those self-isolating. 👳♂️
— Jamie Travers (@JamieTravers) April 1, 2020
They're delivering hot meals and hampers of essentials to the doorsteps of those unable to leave the house. 🍛
My first report for @SBSNews 📺 pic.twitter.com/QXv8Zjcqkc
My 6th grader emailed her math teacher for some help, so he came over & worked through the problem with her on our front porch. @Chriswaba9 , our neighbor, MMS teacher & MHS Wrestling Coach. #KidsFirst @MadisonMSNews @MarkOsports @dakotasportsnow @dakotanews_now @stwalter20 pic.twitter.com/aniqt2goPB
— Josh Anderson (@DakSt8Football) March 27, 2020
#SomeGoodNews my daughter, Coco, finished her final chemo treatment yesterday and our friends had a surprise social distancing welcome home parade for her! pic.twitter.com/CI2um08ird
— April Danz (@momuses) March 25, 2020
#somegoodnews this is my neighbor mowing my yard for my family while I’m deployed. Sometimes, he has pizza sent to our house on nights my wife happens to be at wits end with our 4 girls. He’s our guardian angel! His name is Art Cruz, a retired paratrooper, and a wonderful friend. pic.twitter.com/4vAt78CAuV
— Geoff Carmichael (@geoffcarmichael) March 25, 2020
#SomeGoodNews My fiancé and I had to move our wedding into our backyard! Since no family or friends were able to attend, they surprised us with a drive-by reception! @johnkrasinski pic.twitter.com/sF8gQiHNgN
— mckenely (@mckenely_scott) March 30, 2020
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I have come across a new term recently "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" which stands for World is one family and many of these organisations follow this one motto and serve everyone in need.
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In India also we are hearing some amazing stories. In our housing society we have established a community kitchen from where the elderly people, especially those who depended on maids for food are being served food. Young people in our society who cannot cook and depended on maids or zomato for food are also getting food from the kitchen. We are also giving food to needy people outside our society.
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