This document discusses random acts of kindness and provides examples of such acts. It describes how a police officer escorted a lost elderly man home safely after noticing he was distressed. It also tells the story of a bus driver who bought supplies for a homeless man he regularly drove by. Additionally, the document outlines tips for performing random acts of kindness, such as writing thank you notes, donating flowers to nursing homes, and helping elderly neighbors. It encourages readers to share their own ideas for random acts of kindness.

3. Whenever you perform a selfless act aimed at cheering a
person by fulfilling their wish or assisting in some way,
you may experience a special feeling of contentment
afterward. Such acts are generally called random acts
of kindness. When you act in this way, not only do you
make someone’s day, you may become someone’s hero.
The following are five random acts of kindness story
that have captured the attention and heart of the greater
public:

5. When an 83-year-old man became lost after shopping,
police officer PC Stevens was drawn to help. Stevens
noticed the elderly man leaning against a wall,
seemingly distressed. The man was about to get on the
wrong bus when the officer came to make sure he was
okay.

7. When Steven’s learned of the problem he made a quick
decision to make sure the man returned home safely.
Grabbing the elderly man’s arm and his shopping bags,
Steven’s escorted the man, walking side-by-side, all the
way home. Pictures of the two chatting along the way
were shared thousands of time on social media.

9. On a cold, wet Tuesday night, bus driver Paul Doyle
decided to help a homeless man he had been driving by on
a regular basis. After buying his new friend some items
Paul thought may be needed, he stopped that evening to
give the man a winter coat along with some bread and
milk. A passenger on the bus witnessing the exchange
snapped a picture and shared it on social media. The
inspirational story behind the picture inspired others to
pass the photo on.

11. Beautician Katie Cutler started a fundraising
campaign for a disabled man Alan Barnes after she
saw him mugged and assaulted outside of his home.
She managed to raise around £330,000 to help the
67-year-old buy a new house. After her act of
kindness Katie was awarded the British Empire
Medal.

13.  Celebrate someone you love by writing him or her thank
you note and reading it to them.
 Send postcards to children who are ill and in a hospital.
Mail from you could bring a smile to their faces.
 If you have elderly neighbors make a point to ask them if
they need anything from the store.
 Flowers are a big part of weddings and celebrations in
general. Donate yours to a nursing home and deliver
them personally.
 Donate your stuff to someone who is in need.

15.  If you have recently used a service or bought a product
that has given you complete satisfaction, write a positive
online review.
 If someone at work has done a great job, acknowledge it.
 Get to know the names of people you meet every day,
from the security guard at your office building to the
clerk who helps you at your local grocery store.
 Buy Christmas gifts for children who may not otherwise
receive them.

17.  Teach skills to someone who is interested in learning.
 The next time you come across a homeless person who is
hungry, buy them some food.
 Adopt a pet. Not only will it get a home, you will get a
companion.
 Plant a garden, flower, or tree.
If you have random acts of kindness ideas, share them
here so that anyone who is reading this article can do them
too.

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