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Happy Birthday! Can't help but realise the generosity you show as an example. Love to join in the fun giveaway and I open doors for people whenever I have a chance to do so.

A few months ago, I found a hit dog on the freeway. I quickly picked him up and took him to the vet. Thankfully it was not life threatening, and from what I heard, someone adopted him. ❤❤

I feel like another kind thing I've done was keep the door closed whenever I entered the building. Honestly such an underrated thing to do. It's really dusty where we are, to keep the inside of our building nice and clean, I'd make sure I close the entrance door every time I enter, so all of our neighbors can enter their flats in the building happy that it's clean! Take care of property people!

Keep your chin up hun, we all struggle with life we just gotta pull this through before and make it till the end of the year. Wish I had advice on your homeschooling. My most recent act of kindness was yesterday when me and my grandad cleaned up our neighbors pipes, all leaky and damaging everything and creating mould. We fixed up the plants too, it was a good day.

I didn't realize how much I missed your updates. We are struggling with homeschooling this year too. This is our third year (preschool, kindergarten, and now first grade) and I've lost all my confidence so I hear you on that. As for what nice thing I've done? I haven't rolled my eyes at anyone at work 🤣 I work in a very busy ER and it's rough to not do that. Honestly I don't do much nice things because work saps me of anything in my kindness bucket.

I can relate to the birthday chaos! We have 5 birthdays in a span of 3 weeks in August and that doesn't count the friends who also have August birthdays. As for an act of kindness, I recently cleaned the house of a family member after they had surgery.

Happy Birthday! My siblings and I, recently bought my parents a house. It's a wonderful feeling giving back like that. Our parents deserve so much.❤

Giving back to the community.... That is a beautiful thing to do for your subscriber! Thanks. I try giving back to my community as well by helping my next door aging neighbour to mow his lawn on a regular basis.

Love this! Act of kindness is remembering to text happy birthday to everyone I love and care about when it’s their bday!

I gave all my electrical appliances to my neighbours since I am moving out to the other side of the country. It was last year and I can't believe how times flies.

Feel your struggles babes, happy late anniversary and birthdays! A kind thing is our family likes to swap food with our neighbours! We do a meal swap, every dinner and desert time we'd gift each other a dish of our own meals, just a kind and heartwarming thing to do!

We are going through our own homeschool struggles. Hang in there. Recently I took my husband who works 6 days a week for a surprise date for coffee and a walk at love you too favorite park. We got to talk without interruption.

My random act of kindess was about two days ago. Me and my partner baked some cookies, and we both visited each persons door, leaving a heartwarming note with a cookie under the crack. it was a little tough because the space under everyone's doors weren't that wide haha. That one thing can make up anyone's day!

few months ago, I found a hit dog on the freeway. I quickly picked him up and took him to the vet. Thankfully it was not life threatening

Nice to see you doing a meaningful giveaway for the subscriber. Last week I pay for parking for someone since they don't have small charge.

Such a great giveaway idea! Last week we paid for the groceries of the person ahead of us. She didn't have a lot in her cart, but was struggling to keep her little kids calm while going through the checkout.

I'm so happy to see a video from you. Thank you for being so real, it's really refreshing. We are struggling a bit as well, I'm glad I'm not alone in that. You're so generous for these great giveaways😊

That's sure a lot of birthday's. Happy birthday to all you guys! Whenever I see homeless, I give them a little of the cash I have on me or buy them food because no one deserves to not have essentials like food, home, money, etc. I love it when I can see them smile, it's just so sweet. Thank you for doing this giveaway and I hope you have an amazing day.

Happy birthday 🎂 I like to help people around me doing daily chaos which is not out of my way like collecting the dry cleaning for my friend.

Happy birthday and way to go! I recently help a little boy fetch his ball in a deep drain hole. I feel he was lucky that day if it was not for me. The drain is no place for a kid.

Love this give away idea and sorry for the growing pains. It’s harder when you feel like you have to keep up with public school standards, for sure.

Happy Birthday! Recently I donated blankets, scarfs and food to my church, for those in need.

Unlike the other comments here, I never really do anything amazing like donating. But I do treat people with respect and my mom raised me with good manners. I always open the door for others and be kind.

Happy birthday my dear, hope you have a nice celebration with the family and friends. I want to show my appreciation to the community that help me put when I was in need so I regularly help out at the food bank.

Happy birthday! You sure out done yourself on the giveaway this time around! I gave my mum a new table for her birthday.

Awhh I can relate with whole the chaotic birthday thing as well! I have 4 little girls, all 3 of their bdays one after the other - April, May, June, and July! Last year we decided to combine their birthdays together, guess how their reaction went when they found that we merged all 4 of their special days 🤣😆💔

Congratulations, Happy Birthday, and thank you for the wonderful giveaway opportunity. I make time to help out at my community centre from time to time.

Congratulations on another year wiser. My act of kindness to a random stranger just recently is I stand up and give up my bus ride seat to an elderly person.

I totally understand the struggle with homeschooling with a toddler. I made the decision to send him to a preschool setting so I can homeschool the 9 and 11 year old. Thankfully, we are lucky enough that the preschool is truly and extension of our home. So he is getting his fill of preschool fun and i'm homeschooling the older two. My kindness act is to myself. eeek! I'm trying to learn to give myself more grace and release some of my self-imposed stresses so, I can be a better person to my kids. (year 6 of homeschooling)

I gave a stranger a lift to town today. Turns out, he was visiting a relative and was lost. We can't just leave folks stranded down here. 🤠

Happy early birthday! My random act of kindness was sending extra money to my sister for her to be able to give my nephews a great holiday season!

Ahh I hope I win! I want to buy myself and my daughter a polaroid instax mini 9. Perfect for kids and families !

Last week I shared my sandwich on the train with a homeless guy. We sat across from each other munching happily on our sandwich halves. Before he got off at his stop he told me God Bless and Happy Halloween.

Got to hand it over to you, you sure knows how to host a fantastic giveaway. Congratulations and Happy Birthday. I bought a nice gift for my bestie as the gift I have selected reminds me of her.

Thank you for sharing your generosity ma'am. Afternoon, me and colleague walked out to grab lunch from near by fast food centre. Then we saw an old granny, not ever aware of who she is was lying on the shade of a tree nearby. We could not control ourselves. Went near by her and got to know that she was damn too hungry. Me and my friend ran towards the fast food centre, picked up some food for her and handed it over to her. She wasn't even able to lift her hand to taste the food. We took her and made her lean towards our shoulder and started feeding her. We could see just tears rolling out from her eyes, we felt really bad. She was little OK now after having some food. She blessed us. We were really touched. We got back to work. We were discussing on how to help this granny, finally decided to find a place for her shelter near by. Evening when we came out we couldn't see her, she was gone!!! We couldn't even understand what had happened to her. Waiting to spot get again…

And sorry I forgot to say, happy belated birthday and I bet family pictures turned out great, you look lovely!!

I hope you have an incredible birthday xxx💜 have the most fun yayay

Great way to celebrate your Birthday month with a giveaway. There is this one time after the storm, a bunch of folks try to clear a fallen tree so being me, I join in the troops to speed up the process so the road can be safe for other motorists.

Yesterday actually, I tidied up my older sister's bedroom! She's taking her A-levels this year, she can't keep it together and her room is a whole mess that's bothering her at the back of her head. She was so grateful. Honestly, everyone should think about tidying their siblings stuff, not the personal stuff- but small things like that keep you and your siblings close.

There was a guy and his wife who got stranded while traveling in our city, and were holding a sign offering to work for food. Me and my freind bought them a couple bowls of hot soup and a bag of groceries.

You deserve more subscriber so more can enjoy what you are doing over here. The giveaway is beyond generous! Keep me in the loop on the giveaway. I recently give mom a new phone just because I can.

Gave someone on the street my umbrella after I am done with it. Happy birthday.

Just happy to report that I help a guy find his destination and send him on his way. Happy Birthday to you.

Reposting because so comment shows up , I hope it works. Whenever I enter the building, I close the entrance door behind me. It's really dusty in our area, and to preserve the clean air and the shiny floors in our building, I'd always make sure to close the doors every time I come inside, so all of our neighbors can enter their flats in the building happy that it's clean! :D Peace ya

I don’t want to be part of the giveaway, but this is very sweet. I hope you all had happy birthdays and anniversaries!

My siblings and I, recently bought my parents a house. It's a wonderful feeling giving back like that.

I was kayaking on the lake and saw a kid straggling to retrieve his RC boat that ran out of battery, so naturally I collect it on my way back to the bank and gave it to the boy. Happy birthday too

I’m sorry to hear about your homeschool struggles. I think we all go through a tough season but it will be worth it in the end! You are so sweet for doing this giveaway! I make time to help out at my community centre from time to time.

Such wonderful comments and acts of kindness. I myself often help charities and help provide food for the homeless during this time of the year.

Bless i bili, I'm from iceland here! Love hearing you and the fans story! It's small, but I keep the door closed whenever I enter our building. We live in an apartment complex in a uni campus. M momma teaches literature there. It's really dusty where we are, to keep the inside of our building nice and clean, I'd make sure I close the entrance door every time I enter, so all of our neighbors can enter their flats in the building happy that it's clean! Take care of property people! highly underrated !!!

I gave away big beef jerky and liters of soda for Halloween. It was worth seeing their happy smiles.

My act of kindness as of recently is giving back to the community via volunteer work at my kids school.

I actually do kind things every day as a home health speech pathologist. Some of my patients have Dysphagia , meaning they have problems swallowing, and require food texture modifications so food does not go into their lungs. This is also known as aspiration and can cause pneumonia and ultimately death if not treated. Some patients require “Thick it “ or “Simply thick” powder or gels to thicken their liquids to prevent aspiration. A lot of these patients do not drive. Most do not have extra money to buy a thickening gel or powder for their liquids. I purchase and store huge, 64 oz containers of “Thick it” powder in my trunk. I buy them for $14.86 each at the Costco Pharmacy in separate white bags. When I know my patients are noncompliant, I always freely provide it for them so they don’t aspirate. They are always very grateful. Then when they realize it helps them to stay hydrated without choking, coughing or becoming gurgly. It also motivates them to do their tongue base, pharyngeal and laryngeal isometric swallowing exercises so they can become stronger and drink thin liquids again. I think it’s pretty kind that I have never asked for reimbursement, which I probably would never get anyway.

My elderly aunt began losing her sight to cataracts a few years ago. Unfortunately in her area there was a 6 month waiting list to have cataract surgery. We talked often on the phone so I knew that she was starting to get depressed at her shrinking world. She could no longer drive and had to take taxis when she wanted to go out anywhere. Her confidence fell and she went out less and less. None of her children had the money to give her to have the operation done privately. About 10 years previously my mother had had the operation on both her eyes so I had a fair idea of the cost and scope of the operation. I knew what a huge difference it had made to her life to get her sight back. I felt that my mother would have wanted me to help her sister out. I called my aunt and asked if she would accept the money from me to have the operation, on behalf of my mother. At first she refused but I talked her into it. She had the operation 4 weeks later and hasn't looked (sorry for the pun!) back since.

Happy Birthday. Wishing you prosperous year ahead. I planned trees for free in my neighbourhood to offset our carbon footprint. I guess you could say it benefits everyone.

Glad to see you again. I’ve been watching of instagram.

Happy Birthday - it's birthday season here too, it's one every fortnight during September and October with my sisters, then from the 7th of November my daughter starts off 1 birthday a week through till the 25th of January, my youngest and I are the odd ones out in August and May. I'm making everyone handstitched ostrich leather wallets, and purses this year = my arm is not happy.

I myself often help charities and help provide food for the homeless during this time of the year.

Have you got any experience with the school system? Most recent kind thing huh... well I helped my father fix up my neighbors shed, and I bought our neighbors kids some warm jumpers. She's a single mom, and is struggling with 2 boys and one girl on her own.

God bless you for doing this amazing GIVEAWAY. You are so kind.i love to see my type of kind people 💜

Keep your chin up, we all struggle with life from time to time we just gotta pull this through before and make it till the end of the year. My most recent act of kindness was yesterday when me and my grandad patched up and catered to our neighbors plants. Cleaned the pipes up too!

The kindest thing I did recently, was give out a stack of $10 gift cards for Halloween.

HAppy birthday mam ' hoping i won this for my baby first birthday this coming december 8 .. godbless this is the way that i will celebrate my baby birthday to buy cakes and some food thank you

My random act of kindness is helping out my neighbour with food items.

I found a wallet once, and it had stacks of cash, at least a thousand dollars in it. We were actually in a casino when I found it. I turned it in, and the couple were literally in tears, that was all their money and it would of ended really bad if they lost it. I'm just glad I found it, you know not a lot of people would of did the right thing. I know I was a little tempted.

I brought a homeless woman with me in McDonald’s and fed her until she was completely full. What these people need is a good warm place to live. It breaks my heart how people sleep outside. I’m in Hawaii, the temperature doesn’t get too bad at night but it’s still harsh. I wish Hawaii did more for the homeless. They don’t do anything..

And my being helpfulness was to my friend who has been sick, then her daughter was in and out of hospital with a bad infection in her leg just as all her fruit trees came into fruit so I helped her pick and prune her peach, nectarine, apricot, and peachcot trees.

I take pictures for random people. Whenever we're out somewhere touristy I always keep an eye out for that group/couple taking pictures of eachother, but they never get a pic with everyone in it. I go over and offer to take a pic for them with everyone in it; my husband rolls his eyes at me.

I interned in a kindergarten classroom and there was a girl in the class who had a tough home life and was coming to school wearing the only seasonally-appropriate shoes she had: broken flip flops. The teacher or the class (my "mentor") said that the girl's mom was apparently rather neglectful and didn't seem to be buying new shoes, so I took it on myself to go out and buy the girl two new pairs of shoes, leaving them in her locker so that she wouldn't know it was me.

A nice woman payed for all my groceries. It was seriously the nicest thing someone has ever done for me.

Happy Birthday! I once help an elderly lady load up her grocery in to her car trunk and send her on her way.

Hey there, Happy Birthday to you. can't recall I did something nice to anyone lately but I recall there us one time I took a double shift for a coworker so she can attend to her ill son.

Happy Birthday, I gave a couple of bucks to a lady as she was short of loose change to pay for the items at the pharmacy. counter.

I recently help a little boy fetch his ball in a deep drain hole. I feel he was lucky that day if it was not for me. The drain is no place for a kid.

I gave the homeless money just the other day. Also love reading these comments.

2 days ago, I saa poor bird that fell from it's nest. Mama bird was no where inside. my mama bear instincts activated and I just have to help! bird is looking okay for now! wish me luck. i made a blended mixture of soft stuff for the little creature to eat

I’ve been trying to stop by my husband’s work once or twice a week and drop him off a drink or treat to make his work day brighter.

My coleague was struggling with some paperwork the other day, he was a complete mess. He was everywhere, everything, all at once. So much struggle he split his coffee all over the work! Poor soul. I had to help. And in the process I made a new friend, it's such a blessing.

My mother doesn't have too much money, but every time she stops by she gives me some. When she's not looking, I slip it into one of the inside corners of her purse. She usually ends up calling me all excited that she found money she didn't know she had.

I had a friend applying to some association she needed to be a part of to get a job in her field. She said the application cost $380 that she didn't have, so she'd have to wait another year before applying. I put $380 cash in an envelope in her mailbox. She never mentioned it, so I hope she got it...

I helped a grandma in the market move her cart and take her groceries to her car. Honestly I have no idea why someone this old is doing her own shopping and driving still, it really concerned me. I hope she made it home safely. I still think of her from time to time, she was so sweet.

Happy birthday my dear, well some times when I am in a good mood, I usually pay for the next person behind me on the toll booth.

My act of kindness was buying a persons coffee behind me in the drive through.

Last week I gave my spot to a kid at Disneyland. The lines were too long. That sure made him happy. 😊

Act of kindness is remembering to text happy birthday to everyone I love and care about when it’s their bday!

I work in a shop and I often leave some puppy snack for the strays so that they can have a nice meal.

Happy Birthday, You can make room for me in the giveaway! In recently help my mum paint the garage and surprised her.

Love this giveaway idea :) this past month has just been really insane, one thing after another, so I 100% feel you on the busyness

You sure strike a hard bargain my dear. Hard to pass out on the offer. Sign me up for the giveaway. I got my dad a nice wallet since his old wallet is really ageing badly. And I am glad I did cause he loves it.

My wife and I went on a year long road trip once our kids were out of the house and hit every state from Maine to California along the way. During that time we saw alot of homeless folks hanging out around truckstops and rest areas. One morning early we were in Kansas . My wife was in the back catching a few more hours of shut eye before we headed down the road again. So I got bored sitting in the front by myself and went to use the bathroom and explore the rest area. As I went out back and around a corner I saw a women in her early 60s laying on a towel with no pillow huddled with scraggly old blanket across her. Dirty bare feet stuck out from under that cover. I was so sad seeing her there and didn't want to wake her up not knowing what she'd been through that day that brought her there. I ran to our truck and got out two pillows and a big warm blanket from the back. With a box of cereal and a thermos of milk tucked under one arm and blanket and pillows in the other I tumbled out of the truck and back to the lady. She was still fast asleep. I laid the blanket over her carefully covering her bare feet and left the pillows and snack next to her head. I said a quick prayer and bounded back to the truck. I woke my wife up and we headed back down the road. I never got to talk to her. I wanted to do more. I wished I could hear her story . I often still think of her and wonder what she must have thought when she woke up but I'm sure she was happy someone had been kind to her that day. And I was blessed too with that little gesture It felt so good to be kind for no reason.

it was a Tuesday morning and I’m on my way to work. I was living in a major metropolitan area, so public transportation was the choice of commute. In this case an elevated electric train/subway (google it if you have to) is the best way. It’s the middle of spring during morning rush, so you can imagine how crowded the train cars are…pretty much packed to the gills. Adults going to work, children going to school, loud music, chatter, etc. the only constant is the ever present “public cell phone gazing” which…even back then…had become the norm of our society. I’m looking around the train car trying to eye cute women for a signal to hit on and make my morning and I notice an elderly lady standing in the aisle holding on to the rail. She looked frail and lost, she had on this heavy, red winter coat and a spring straw hat with flowers adorning the brim. Not necessarily a fashion statement. She had to be in her late seventies and definitely looked like a fish out of water with this coat on near the end of April and this blank stare on her face. More of a gaze…but I don’t know…I think maybe she’s off her meds or something. I make a minor note and go back the morning routine of head down waiting for my stop. We get to the business district and as usual all hell breaks loose, Throngs of people enter and leave the cars during a rapid, multiple stop journey through this thoroughfare of the central working district. If you’ve never been in a situation like this, I can tell you it’s massive. Waves of humanity…one stop after another…crush against door as they open and literally throngs of people three and four deep squeeze through small openings carelessly and in a rush. It reminds me of a stock yard at a meat processing plant when the doors to the processing factory open and the cattle are shoved in…except we willingly go to our destiny. I get ready for the next stop. I’m sardined (…the best way I can put it) through, and I feel someone grab and pull my left shoulder back and I hear a yell. I turn around as I exit the door of the train car, look back and I see it was this lady. In the throws of people leaving she got caught up in the wash, her foot slipped and she fell in the space between the train car and the platform. Her top half above the platform, her bottom half stuck. I fight over people to reach down. I realize it’s seconds until the door closes so I brace myself against the door so it won’t. It doesn’t but it’s pushing against me and I’m in an awkward position. I yell out for someone to hold the door open, and it seemingly falls on deaf ears. She’s crying for help, the door’s banging on me, I’m trying to get her out and it’s not happening so far. People are still moving to and from the car and this makes it even more awkward. She’s pleading for help and I’m holding on as much as I can. All of a sudden, another man walks up and grabs her on one side which frees me up to take the other. He straddles the door on his side so both of us are blocking the doors from closing. We look into each other’s eyes and I say, “On three”. “ONE…TWO….THREE!” We both yank as hard as we can and we pull her out. One of her shoes falls off. apparently that was the problem. She was struggling to keep her shoes from slipping off her feet, down to the tracks and ultimately thirty feet to street level below. We pull her out, the doors close and the train is on it’s way. We walk her over to a bench and sit her down. She asks, ”What about my shoe? What about my shoe…I have only one shoe now!” We look at each other like “…really!?!?” I tell her, “Ma’am…you sit here and I’ll tell the ticket agent on my way out. They’ll come and should help you with your shoe….OK?” “OK…” I look at the other guy, he looks at me, we shake hands, check our watches and we both rush on our way because we’re now late for work.

When the occasion arise, I do my best to buy homeless people a hot meal when I got a chance. The last time I did that was a few months ago.

Donate money anonymously, give seniors a ride home, witness people’s struggle and not judge them for it, listen deeply without offering advice, believe in the best in people. hold doors open for the next person, pay for the car behind me in line at a drive thru

I feel y'all on the homeschooling, I teach my bb sister so u know it's tough! I am really good at maths and science so I teacher that, my younger sister teaches her english and spelling. It's went well so far, Our parents tell her we're the best teachers for this job, and I feel like we're doing amazing ! The most recent kind thing I've done is bake cookies and give them out to the neighbours :)

Happy Bday my friend. When I got a chance, I know there is this homeless person call Larry near my working place, I often spare him some loose change so that he can have a warm meal.

It's a smile that brighten up someone's day. Simple as that! I smile at a lady in stress at the cashier counter and it lighten the moment she instantly feel relieved.

Omg my little sister (7 years old right now) is being homeschooled as well! My and my 14 year old younger sister tutor/teach her. We hope we're able to get her into a safe physical school as well

I sometimes buy food in the restaurants for homeless people. The last one was a guy who approached me begging for money while I was waiting for someone at Panera Bread. Instead of giving him money, I bought him lunch.

On the homeschooling front less is often so much more - it's never too late to come back and do some more deschooling, or implement 3 or 4 day weeks, or half days = over the years we've tended more to just living an educational life, we do "something" every day, read every day, watch documentaries every day but it may be days between something curriculum like, often a too structured heavy curriculum based is the poison to the learning. I let my son (the kids when they were all home) pick a core theme for the year and base all learning around that core theme, they are much more into their education when they are choosing its direction = like they will if they choose to go to uni, they will have a core focus for their longterm studies.

The bible admonishes the Hebrew people to leave a certain portion of their fields uncut and to not pick up the wheat that fell as they were gather it. This was specifically so people without could glean this for themselves. So, from time to time, when I used to do laundry at a local downtown laundry, I used to leave some quarters in the coin changer or just drop some on the floor.