Spotlight On Kindness: Of Life And Death

We lost one of our own members recently. Known by the alias, Leolady, Carole was a beautiful spirit, a devoted tutor to her students, many of whom stayed in touch long after their classes were over. Although she suffered from chronic pain these past few months, Carole never stopped showing kindness to others to the very end. This newsletter is dedicated to Carole. She will be dearly missed. -Guri

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"Neither fire nor wind, birth nor death can erase our good deeds." -The Buddha

Editor's Note: We lost one of our own members recently. Known by the alias, Leolady, Carole was a beautiful spirit, a devoted tutor to her students, many of whom stayed in touch long after their classes were over. Although she suffered from chronic pain these past few months, Carole never stopped showing kindness to others to the very end. This newsletter is dedicated to Carole. She will be dearly missed. -Guri

Kindness In the News An unlikely scenario for an act of kindness was a Sheriff guarding six inmates at a worksite. He unexpectedly lost consciousness, the inmates tried to help him and returned to a hero's welcome. Read More From Our Members During a lunch conversation at the office, this KS member picked up on something that he knew would bring a smile to his co-worker's face. He quickly acted anonymously to brighten her day. Read More

Inspiring Video of the Week

Canceled Birthday party starts a wave of kindness in entire town When you're 7, your birthday is everything! Friends found a way to celebrate Piper's canceled party, which ended up sparking something much bigger for their entire town.

In other news ... Air pollution in major cities has dropped by as much as 60% thanks to shelter-in-place policies. Upworthy shares some amazing images from around the world.

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