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Spring has sprung!...and so has kindness. Another fab week of some wonderful acts of kindness to share as well as those who are being nominated and recognized for all the good they do.

This message board is packed with wonderful stories of acts of kindness

A radio station listener wishes for kindness

Be Kind Fest. Yes, this is a real festival. Read more about here

This book aims to bring joy and purpose back to the workplace through kindness

Keep your eyes open, New Yorkers! This group is doing some pretty great things in the community

Elementary teacher asks students to do 30 random acts for her 30th birthday

Neknominate? No. Try RAKnominate!

I love this author's recollection of a heart warming story

Local Zumba instructor is recognized for her random acts of kindness to community

This new campaign in a local community hopes to continue inspiring kindness among neighbors

Lost keys found and returned. Woman who fell, helped by passerby

Love the title of this article: Volunteer! It's contagious!

Good Turn Week scheduled for April 26-May 4 for all my Canadians out there!

"Giving a little means a lot." So true. I'm sure this lady in front of you, ma'am appreciate your gift!

This local resident nominated for national award for all of her selfless acts. Best of luck!

A thank you note in appreciation of a random, free breakfast

Send out some eggs with your community this Easter!

Friendship Friday at Gonzaga University is a huge hit!

A prom surprise from a stranger leaves a memory for this mother to remember forever

Random Acts of Kindness slips are not only a fundraiser but a tool to share kind words about other students. LOVE THIS!

Another dinner paid for by strangers

Have a great week!

Random Acts of Kindness Generator...there's an app for that.

Another RAK program begins at this university.

Kind winners at an elementary school.

Twenty dollars changed everything.

This woman had a hot mess of a day. Thankfully a kind soul helped her out.

This Boston woman is an inspiration.

Small act, big impact.

This essay explains the ripple effects of paying it forward.

Thanks for the groceries!

Loving this new trend. #FeedTheDeed

Thirteen acts for 13 years.

I love this response to neknominations

Imagine walking down these halls full of motivation and affirmations

Love Bomb Squad...such a clever name

Fiber Fairies helps out with the winter chill

Pizza is always better when it's free and comes with a note

Have a great week!

Last week was filled with kindness. Here's just a snapshot of some of the best stories:

A drinking game inspires a different kind of online challenge: RAKNominations.

Random Acts of Kindness Day proclaimed in Cleveland last Monday.

A summary of Random Acts of Kindness week in local town.

Love this quote: "Kindness is your conscience combined with your capability."

"Compliment Corners" set up to get a compliment from a local volunteer.

Five awesome things you should do for someone today.

Were you one of these lucky shoppers???

"From such small deeds, much goodness grows."

Whoa! 350 pounds of food collected at elementary school.

Shout-out to a fellow kindness blogger!

Teachers showing kindness to students AND their community.

Feed the Deed gives a Canadian University reason to spread kindness.

A clothing company that promotes randoms acts of kindness called Hio Happiness.

I have such a soft spot for crossing guards. This one celebrates 36 years of service!

A garbage man delivers!

Local man pays $1,000 for 8-10 family's worth of groceries!

Have a great week!

Why Random Acts of Kindness are "good for all."

A wallet found and returned!

Kind acts that are picked out of a jar as a challenge for the week.

Two random acts for two women.

Love that this kindness series is called Blueberry Moments! Adorable, Michigan.

Vouchers, pastries, hot chocolate, and flowers...oh my!

The loss of a young life is honored by paying it forward.

Turning 30 doesn't seem so bad especially when a 30 acts of kindness challenge is involved.

Stories shared from a pay it forward movement in North Central Washington.

Kindness in the form of sticky notes.

High school English classes document their acts of kindness over a two-week period.

Can't wait to read this book about anonymous acts of kindness.

Have a great week!