Kindness of neighbours in Sabah during the pandemic. - Prisca Lambun/ Facebook
AMIDST this global pandemic, we are seeing a surge in something that gives us hope: Kindness is trending.
As Sarah Friar, CEO of Nextdoor, an online neighbourhood hub to help people make connections, writes on CNN with Born This Way Foundation president Cynthia Bissett Germanotta: "We are seeing it everywhere" – from the grocery store clerks in United States organising food runs for elderly neighbours to the “balcony musicians” in locked-down cities of Italy, trying to bring some joy and hope to those in quarantine,
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Kindness in the time of pandemic
Kindness of neighbours in Sabah during the pandemic. - Prisca Lambun/ Facebook
Being kind to their neighbours: A resident in a Sabah village giving away free papayas during the pandemic. — Prisca Lambun/Facebook
Free pizzas for the elderly in Hungary. - Reuters
Free pizzas for the elderly - Reuters
'If you can, put something inside. If you can’t, take something'. – Reuters
‘Support baskets’ for the homeless in Italy. - Reuters
Locals providing water for the migrant workers making their way home on foot in India. - AP
To love, to hold and to carry in India - AP
Stitching communities together in Greece. - AFP
In their first day, the women in the Moria camp made approximately 500 masks. - Reuters
Gift fences for the struggling in Germany. - AFP
'Donation wall of the hearts for people in need' in Erfurt, Germany. - AP
Calling for face mask donations for social service workers in South Korea. - AFP
Open-air opera in Poland. - AFP
Kindness of neighbours in Sabah during the pandemic. - Prisca Lambun/ Facebook
Kindness of neighbours in Sabah during the pandemic. - Prisca Lambun/ Facebook
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