One small act can make a world of difference.

My husbands colleague was collecting handbags to give to 50 women in a shelter at Christmas full of beauty products (hairbrushes, face wipes, make up, nail files, nail clippers etc). I bought a handbag and filled it with all sorts of practical items for her to donate to the woman's hospice. It is a wonderful thing she does each year to collect 50 handbags full of items for women to be able to have products for their beauty regime they might otherwise not have had access to when they have had to leave their homes so suddenly.

I bought some chocolates for some shop assistants who complimented me on my hair.

I gave someone a compliment on their eyes

I volunteered at the dog shelter by taking dogs on a walk

Stopping or walking up to older people shopping with walkers etc and telling them how well they are doing

My neighbour had a heart attack and was unable to concrete a pathway which he needed to use. So I did it for him.

I told my wife that I love her and cooked dinner for her

I send 3 pieces of Glad Mail daily celebrating, congratulating the good I see in others. Since 2001 I have sent over 10,000 pieces of mail. :)

I stood up for my friend when they were being bullied

A long overdue call with an old friend just to say 'hi'

I got my brother gummy worms

Made a get well card for someone who’s having surgery.

helping homeless people

I live in Fl and with all the loss in the panhandle caused by Hurracaine Michael, many people were left with nothing! My husband and I donated blankets, coats, shawls and gift cards for food-Even though it is Florida, it has its very cold times up there! God blessed us with the means to do this and we just wanted to pay it forward!

Donating new pajamas for the needy children in our community.

Buying 2 Xmas gifts to give underprivileged children

In the shop I gave the last pouch on the shelf that me and my sister wanted to her.

Made food at the Ronald McDonald house for the patient’s parents.

I helped my mum pack boxes

I have difficulties when shopping and regularly receive regularly receive offers from people I do not know in supermarkets, on the busses,, attending medical centres, carrying parcels.

I used most of my saved Christmas money to provide new clothing for homeless men.

My neighbour brought me round a huge packet of 48 toilet rolls when he heard that I was unable to buy any in the shops due to hoarding. He refused to accept any money for the item.

Paying it forward with coffee

Thanked the person who organised a fantastic presentation from Kath Koschel