The Barber who offers haircuts for the price of a single hug!
You pick up the newspaper, turn on the television and you see nothing but bad news. People hurting people, hurting animals, damaging our environment. Good news and good deeds are out there, but we don't hear of those because they don't sell newspapers or attract television viewers.
However, there are still good deeds that are done by many, we just may have to search a little harder.
The following pictures were taken from an email that is currently in circulation and from around the net. They brightened my day and gave me hope and I hope they will do the same for you and will encourage you to do something positive for someone else. Feel free to share with me your act of kindness or any you may see around you. Post it on here or on my Facebook page. I look forward to hearing about the great deeds performed around us!
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The man who missed the train to help a lady with her bags. |
The Motorist who stopped to help an old woman pass safely. |
The people at the animal hospital, knowing how hard it is to say goodbye. |
The person who decided to put new tires on a stranger's car just because he needed it. |
Dan, a man who twice a week, buys coffee for every patient, nurse, and doctor at local cancer centers. |
The Dog Owner who mourned by giving. |
This dry cleaning place that helps the unemployed for free. |
This man who gave something to a homeless man no one gives: Something to occupy his mind. |
The many people who helped make this boy's dream come true. |
The paramedics who took an elderly man to the hospital and then came back and finished shoveling his driveway for him. |
This store employee who gives extra service. |
This man who gave his umbrella away so this cat could have a dry night. |
The crowd who decided a fan should be able to watch the show no matter what. |
This police officer who handcuffed himself to a woman to make sure she knew she would have to take him with her. |
High School QB Plays For Rival Team In Place Of Injured Athlete, Embodies True Sportsmanship |
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