13 Kindness Stories Everyone Needs to Know Urgently

Our world is in dire need of good news. While the media broadcast terrifying stories about global warming, terrorist acts and problems related to poverty, ordinary people from different countries and continents, every day, do small but valuable actions that really change the planet.

At the awesome.club We believe that heroes shouldn’t remain in the shadows, so we’ve made a selection of good news that comes from the most different parts of the world so that you have some faith in humanity.

A young woman named Sid texted her friend with pictures of her wearing a dress, asking for advice, but she made a mistake. Tony (father of many children) was surprised by this text, but reacted quickly: he wrote a reply to the stranger and attached a picture of his children.

“Most likely your message is intended for someone else, my wife is not home so I can’t ask her opinion but the kids and I think you look amazing in this dress. 🇧🇷

The children’s photo is missing Tony’s youngest son Kaisler, who was in the hospital at the time. Sid shared this story about the wrong number on his twitter and upon learning that the little one had cancer, network users collected around $3,000 to help him.

So a kind action returned like a boomerang of good and saved the child’s life.

Andreas Graf, a 36-year-old factory worker from Marburg, Germany, had a horrible scar on his life: his wife died and his son was diagnosed with leukemia. Desperate, the man wrote a resignation letter to take care of the child, but the human resources department employee who received it told the story to his colleagues and convinced them to help him.

Employees decided to take turns covering Andreas’ schedule so he wouldn’t have to resign. In total, they worked 3,264 overtime hours, or about 400 working days, which the man received as paid leave. In February of this year, he managed to get back to work, thanked his teammates for their help and couldn’t hold back his tears.

Oksana’s parents abandoned her in the hospital. The girl had congenital malformations of the lower extremities, which then needed to be amputated. The girl went through three shelters and suffered starvation, beatings and even rape. But the girl’s life was saved by Gay Masters, an American speech therapist. She spent two years preparing the necessary paperwork to adopt the 6-year-old girl and bring her to the United States.

Gay gave his adopted daughter an excellent education and instilled in her a love for the sport, supporting and protecting her at all times. At the last Pyeongchang Paralympics, Oksana took silver in the biathlon and bronze in a ski race.

“She gave me life,” says Oksana of her beloved, true, and only mother.

Most people would have turned away in disgust and gone on their way had they crossed paths with Frodo. But a young Croatian girl named Claudia, who has a big heart, gave the little dog hope for a happy life and turned a monster into a beautiful prankster. Now Frodo has new owners who saw him on the girl’s website and adopted him in exchange for the pet’s infinite gratitude and the most faithful love that can exist.

For this grandmother from Yekaterinburg, Russia, who for many years sold her books for pennies, the dream’s happy ending was possible thanks to many selfless people. Vera Vasilievna wrote fairy tales and printed them with her pension to fulfill her dream: to publish a beautiful hardcover book with illustrations of her daughter, who had died of cancer.

The story of the street writer moved many people and, in just one week, more than 7 thousand dollars were raised to fulfill the grandmother’s old dream. She was also given a place in a mall to sell her books, and soon she became a real star.

Once a year, in this small Spanish town called Binissalem, traffic is completely closed: all the residents, around 12,000 people in total, dine on the streets with their neighbors, as if they were one big family.

It would be great if the same could happen in different parts of the world!

Arizona firefighters went to the Mexican border to help their colleagues put out the fire.

An accidental passerby took this photo in Crimea, Ukraine, upon seeing a woman wrapping a stray dog ​​in a blanket. Later, when the rain intensified, she let the dog into her shop to keep warm.

A driver from Krasnodar, Russia, does not accept money from children. The boy in the photo tried several times to pay the fare for him and his friend, but he was told that on that minibus all students traveled for free. The owner of the transport is the father of a large family with six children, but he treats all the other children as if they were family.

Brian prepares food for 50 homeless people and distributes it on the streets of Dublin, Ireland. The man pays for the food with his pension.

Colorado’s hockey team was losing the game when player Calvin Pickard gave a puck to a small fan so he wouldn’t agonize over his team not winning the game.

use this lifehack by Vicente Navarro if you find yourself in a similar situation, to continue on the path of good deeds.

And do you do good deeds? Share your stories in the comments.