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One Kind Act: Life is all about interacting. We forget that as we speed past other people in shiny boxes on the highway, or buy our morning coffee from a stranger in a window, or pump gas next to five other people never lifting our heads to see who they are. But when we choose to notice the people around us and we act with kindness, we cause a chain reaction. A smile in the grocery store. An open door for a mother struggling with a baby carriage. A double batch of soup so there is extra for a neighbor. When we give and receive these gifts, we realize it really is the small things that matter.

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One Kind Act a Day! It’s really quite simple, do One Kind Act a day, and watch in amazement as the world around you changes. One Kind Act is not a new idea, it is simply a different way to deliver the message. Yes, people differ in many ways, however, we each share something very special, a gift given to us at birth; the ability to make a difference in someone’s life…

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“Every kind act, no matter how small, is like a pebble tossed into the pond of human caring…the rings reach out far beyond the point of impact; the action of our kind deed acts more kindly toward the people around them, those people act more kindly toward the people around them, and so it goes, on and on.”