19 Photos of good deeds that show that humanity has a way

As happens every year, World Kindness Day was celebrated on the 13th of November. On that date, the good deeds taken by many people around the world are highlighted and celebrated. With this, we can remember that we do not live in a society as indifferent to the suffering of others as we might think. On our Planet, it is still possible to get help from a stranger willing to do good without a second thought.

Especially for World Kindness Day, the awesome.club gathered 19 stories of solidarity that prove: we can always do something good for our neighbor.

This man saved a drowning puppy. In the image, we can see that he threw himself into the water with his clothes and everything to take the animal to its owner, who was in despair.

A man from Athens, Greece, recorded the moving moment when a man approached a homeless man and presented him with a pair of shoes during the Greek economic crisis. The one who received the offer could not hold back tears in the face of such kindness.

Erik and Torvald from Norway were taking pictures with a new camera when one of them saw a sheep drowning and fighting for its life. Immediately, the boys sprang into action and saved the animal, not even worrying about their own safety.

A photographer showed the world scenes from a children’s hospital in São Paulo, where window cleaners dressed up as superheroes. They even interacted with the children as they passed through each room in the place.

The visit brightened up the day of the little ones who were facing treatment for serious health problems.

This firefighter was trying to comfort a frightened cat, which was rescued during a fire in Denmark. The animal’s eyes still showed fear, but also a certain tranquility in the knowledge that it was in the hands of those who took a risk to save it.

Photographer Juancho Torres took a photo of Orlando Beltrán, who was helping a man in Bogotá, Colombia. Volunteers distribute food and provide medical help to homeless people in the area.

Antonio La Cava is a retired teacher from Italy, but he continues to foster a love of reading among children. La Cava bought a used motorcycle and renovated it to turn it into a library with 700 books.

Traveling all over the country with his mobile library, reaching even small villages, he intends to awaken the habit of reading. The professor bought all the books with his own money, and each of his visits turns into a big party for the residents of the places he passes.

A man with a heart of gold named Lazaro Nolasco gave his own shirt and hat to a needy man who was scantily clad.

Nolasco boarded the train at Washington Heights station and suddenly felt the need to make this beautiful gesture. He even helped the other man put on his shirt.

A man rescued four cubs during a flood. The adult dogs were safe on the roof, but worried about the newborns that had been left inside the house.

The wedding photographer was taking pictures of the bride when a boy was pushed into a lake, and the little one couldn’t swim. When the bride saw the scene, she started screaming. Clayton, the groom, did not hesitate to jump into the water to save the child.

Twice a day, Arnetta Griffin takes to the streets of a town in the US state of Wisconsin to feed the homeless. She prepares meals in her own kitchen and packs everything in individual lunch boxes. At lunch and dinner time, she distributes food to those who need it most.

Arnetta lives off the disability pension she receives from the government for suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. She uses what little she earns to help other people.

Joshua Coombes is a young London hairdresser who helps those who need it most without asking for anything in return. It offers free haircuts for everyone. In addition to slapping the look of homeless people, Joshua talks to them and tries to improve their self-esteem.

It was so hot in Australia that koalas started asking people for water. These kind cyclists were not indifferent to the situation and stopped to help the thirsty animal. The koala grabbed the leg of one of them, something very unexpected when it comes to a wild animal.

This photo was taken by Paula Bronstein, a young woman who presented a story about the world’s only hospital for elephants. The medical care offered on site gives the animals hope and reduces their stress and suffering.

This elephant is called Motala and is 50 years old. She lost a foot after stepping on a land mine. Motala was treated at the hospital and given a custom-made prosthesis.

During a flood, a firefighter picked up an elderly woman to carry her. This image is the true translation of the word solidarity.

Nick Crosby, a member of the US Army, helped an Iraqi woman cross a flooded street. The photo was taken during a search mission in Al Risalah. Kindness is everywhere, and it has no limits.

David Livingston was the one who took this photo. Antonio Villaraigosa, the local mayor, washed Rosa Pacheco’s feet during an action by the Los Angeles Mission, an organization that, among other initiatives, offers Thanksgiving meals to people in need at the Anne Douglas Center. Solidarity is always the best way.

Do you often do good deeds for other people without receiving anything in return? Have you ever helped a stranger in a time of need? Leave a comment sharing your solidarity stories!