Tag Archives: kindness

Yesterday, Dr Chee Soon Juan made a Facebook post sharing that a kind Singaporean ordered $150 worth of food from his café Orange & Teal to distribute to the cleaning staff. “A kind Singaporean, Ning, called Orange & Teal and paid $150 for meals, asking us to distribute them to …

On 3 May 2021, a netizen by the name of Apple Ning Xuan Tan fainted at Northpoint City, right outside ToriQ. She recounted her experience in a Facebook post, and expressed her gratitude for the multiple strangers who came to her assistance. ” Suddenly I felt dizzy for ~30 seconds; …

I would like to share this incident that has happened to me recently. I am a single mom from Malaysia who has a tough time making ends meet working in a restaurant and a house cleaning job in Singapore to support my 2 young kids after my husband left me.

A netizen has restored our faith in humanity by performing a simple act of kindness to an old lady in need in the midst of yesterday's evening MRT breakdown.

A kind soul witnessed an elderly Malay lady who was shouted at by another man in the queue after she had trouble paying for her breakfast due to a lack of money. Feeling sorry for the woman, the kind lady decided to pay for the elderly lady.

A netizen shared this photograph of 2 complete strangers, one of Indian ethnicity and the other Chinese, sharing an umbrella during a heavy downpour this morning.

To this driver Mr Md Zailani...THANK U FOR UR GREAT SERVICE!!! My wifey actually book Grab service from my house to Jurong Point for our 2 kids to take feeder bus to their individual school but was informed by my kids that he actually send both kids to their individual school. May u be blessed with more wealth.

I came across a very disturbing fact when dining at Bugis Village Mcdonald and I hope you can help highlight the immense challenges this 80 year old Eurasian gentleman is going through and I really cannot believe such instances do exist in First World Singapore, especially towards an elderly.

Ordinary People with Extraordinary Heart. She came & she took us home. She knows we were stretched out to the max after the long waiting game at the doctor with my little one. Upon reaching the destination, she politely rejected the fare. But when she humbly said, "It's alright, just take good care of the little one & pray for my well being" I was taken aback... lost for that 10-20secs or so.. I can't believe what I heard.

I always get so disturbed when I see people on social media posting photos that show them doing kind deeds. Doing kindness does not need to be announced to the world. If you are giving up your seat to an elderly or giving directions to someone who is lost, would you post the photos? No, right?