A stranger shared her umbrella through a sudden downpour, walking ten minutes out of her way, then bowed and disappeared into the rain.
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Everyday kindness between strangers
Did a stranger do something kind for you, or did you see it happen? Write it down in a few sentences. We pin it on the map where it happened, without your name.
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Tell us what happened and the city where it happened. It takes about a minute. No name, no account, any language.
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Stories
A stranger shared her umbrella through a sudden downpour, walking ten minutes out of her way, then bowed and disappeared into the rain.
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The person ahead in line quietly paid for my coffee and left a note on the counter: 'Someone did this for me in 2019.'
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Three matatu drivers stopped traffic to push a stalled car up the hill, waved off the money offered, and drove on.
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Our story: why KindActs.fyi exists
When you do something kind for a stranger, it can feel too small to matter.
One firefly is easy to miss in the dark. When thousands light up together, the whole field glows.
Kindness works the same way. One act on its own can look small. Together, our acts are bright enough for everyone to see.
The idea is older than this site. It began as a poem about water.
Spare a moment for a beautiful thought,
Think of a way to give back to life,
Make a pledge to do one good deed,
Once a week, once a month or even a year;
One deed at a time, it all adds up,
Like the ocean, one drop at a time.
Drops of water make an ocean. Small lights make the dark glow. Decades ago, a 7th grader made a pledge to do one good deed at a time. KindActs.fyi is that pledge today: a map where every kind act adds its light.