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Wow, todays story is amazing - Simon as a child saw the way his mother worked to keep the family fed etc, the work she did everyday.
He founded the Nadumu Maasai Women’s Organization. “Nadumu” means “develop”or “maintain” in Swahili, and its mission is to give women the
tools to reclaim dignity, independence, and hope.
He is instrumental in establishing groups of women working together to improve their lives.

Todays story about the buddy benches, what a great initiative these should be in every school yard across the globe.

Bullying and Soccer were the stories I read today.... from a young girl using post it notes to bring hope to students, to soccer being used in camps to bring people together... as they say teamwork makes the dream work. Reading a story each morning brings some hope and motivation to start small and see how your kindness can grow.

so much inspiration from a woman turning 50 and deciding to donate "50" items each month to a variety of charitable causes... to a young girl starting a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) course and feeling out of place as she was the only female in the group, then hit by the pandemic forming a Girls who STEAM group (she felt art was missing...and worthy of inclusion) inspiring other girls in these courses

Just read about SPARK Club, what a great idea... could be implemented in school. Strengthening Positivity And Reinforcing Kindness by small acts of kindness and pay it forward moments.

Amazing stories of people offering help, kindness and innovations to help with problems.

Each story is an inspiration, and makes you realise that even small acts of kindness can inspire great changes and impact people.

Wow! three stories in and what a read. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things, from making wigs for young chemo patients, to looking after a dog for someone entering rehab and turning that idea into a safe haven for others who are separated from their pets. The one that truly struck me was the person who saw farmers ploughing their unsold produce into the fields as they couldn't sell their excess, foodbank!