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January 16, 2016

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space EditorEditor’s note: Dear Friends, We hope you’re off to a great start in the new year. Kindness often meets us in the most ordinary of places, as we go about our business. This week’s stories show how vulnerable it is to be human and how beautiful when a hand reaches out to us with a little bit kindness when we least expect it. -Guri space
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Small Acts of Kindness

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space denysewade wrote: “I choose to stay positive in the chaos that 2016 has been for my family.

As Savajvour’s post said our attitude is the one thing that cannot be taken from us.”

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Featured Kindness Stories

Story1 She went out in hope of doing something kind but was rewarded with kindness herself.
Story2 He was looking for something to help his wife and she happened to have exactly that.
Story3 Overhearing a customer yelling, she knew exactly how to turn her day around.
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Tiny Houses Built with a Big Heart

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January 16, 2016

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Tiny Houses Built with a Big Heart

It is in the shelter of each other that the people live.

– Irish Proverb –

Tiny Houses Built with a Big Heart

Some may see the makeshift tents and tarps that line the streets merely as garbage or eyesores, but Gregory Kloehn sees a game plan. Inspired by the improvised shelters that homeless people craft, Kloehn, the founder of Homeless Homes from Oakland, California, decided to start making his own “mini” homes with material mainly sourced from waste. With 35 houses built and counting, these miniature houses serve as a personal form of shelter for many homeless individuals. They give the residents an area that is dry, warm, and private. Most importantly, it is a safe space they can call their own. { read more }

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The cost of compassion cannot be measured. Show it to everyone, and especially to those for whom kindness will restore their dignity. Learn more about Homeless Homes. { more }

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