So this is the 2019 Sunshine People challenge. When you think cycling across America couldn't be more of a challenge, 2019 challenge might just top it.
The event will start in mid February in Swanage, Dorset. Nahla will then spend the next six weeks walking North until she reaches, Gretna Green, on her birthday on the 30th March 2019.
It will be cold and it will be slow but it will not be boring. This time, Nahla is asking strangers to #walkwithme to keep her company, share their stories of kindness and life. You can find her on the app, Map my walk,
on the preplanned route, 'Walk with me for kindness'.
She will be visiting 19 schools promoting kindness along the way with some schools who are always seeking out ways to support our young to be there best. This will be done through speaking with the students and conducting workshops that are all based on promoting kindness.
Media coverage and videos of the event will be provided and we do love when you follow them as we find it promotes more kindness, thats what we are told anyway.
Did I mention it was going to be cold, like freezing cold.........for that alone it must deserve a #sponsorkindness to show your support for the upcoming challenge. Thank you in advance for your act of kindness.
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This act of kindness wasn't necessarily mine, but definitely worth a mention. Too often we see homeless people begging for money, very often in the tube, when they stop to speak to the crowd sitting there, looking at their phones, trying to ignore them as best they can. It was late last Saturday when a homeless man just stood there crying. He was obviously having a horrible time and wouldn't want to be begging for money at all. My husband gets his wallet out, only seeing a couple of small coins and some £2 coins. He empties his whole wallet, giving them all to the homeless man. Because what are a couple of coins to us that we forget about having in our wallet anyway? At least this very sad and unhappy poor man got (hopefully) a decent meal and / or a warm place to sleep that night.
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I realise I'm too late for this challenge but wanted to do some kindness to support Nahla's mission to create a culture of kindness. Nothing really seems quite worthy enough of Nahla's effort, however, she said 'anything' at all so . . . .. I've been trying to be more kind generally: to properly listen to colleagues at work, to tell someone who is really busy what a good job he's doing, to hold the door rather than race through. I realise my efforts so far are somewhat feeble but I am carrying the thought of being kind with me and trying to be kind all the time.
CANADA. Ivona gave all her change to a homeless perso.
When I got back to Gillingham yesterday I found a little girl's school cardigan on the ground in the carpark. It had the school logo on it and the girl's name tag inside. I handed it in to the ticket office, then posted it on the relevant page on facebook but then later I was imagining the scenario between Mum and little girl this morning 'where did you have it last, have you left it at school? etc.' So I emailed the school first thing to let them know and had a quick response telling me that they know who it belongs to and thanking me for making the effort to let them know.
EDINBURGH. Jo -
Today ... on return to Gillingham Station helped a different lady off the train with her case!
Wednesday ... helped a lady onto the train at Gillingham Station with her case and to find a seat. In London, gave some change to the man making sand sculptures at the edge of the river on the South Bank and much much later gave some money to a homeless woman just off Leicester Sq. I wanted to get her food but I couldn't see anywhere nearby.
Tuesday ... I baked a batch of chocolate brownies for my neighbour ... the ultimate comfort food for her and her family who said goodbye to her lovely husband, their Dad, uncle, cousin ...with the funeral happening while I will be away.
AMERICA. Stevie has adopted a cat From a family who could no longer keep her.
GRANGE OVER SANDS. Tracy helped an elderly lady heaving 3 large sacks of carrots into the boot of her car. She then stopped and chatted about the red deer she was going to feed them with and how the area has changed.
ULVERSTON. Cathie.
Saw a homeless persons sleeping bags in the pouring rain so went and bought a plastic dust sheet and covered them up.
AUSTRALIA. Rebecca.
Saw a lady who'd fallen on ground whilst putting bins out. . She stopped car, administered first aid and stayed with her til the ambulance arrived. A gentleman also stopped to help, so that’s 2 in 1!
Grange over Sands. Sarah has baked a batch of cakes for the “Singing for Memory” group.
I drove Nahla’s Backpack to Windermere
the lady who owns the shop next to my house - Lynne - carried an elderly lady her shopping up a hill
I said “good morning” very cheerily, to a traffic warden.
My brother Greg has sent our mum a card for no reason.
My daughter Marley has made s card for Nahla for her birthday.
Hi! I live about 10 miles from Gretna. If you need accommodation for the night or the weekend, let me know please!
Small act of kindness whilst out shopping with my daughter in Sainsburys, an elderly couple were waiting in the queue behind me and I could hear her getting anxious about their taxi coming and them missing it. So we turned and let them go in front of us in the queue. She was so grateful and it took all of her anxiety away and she was smiling. I think it's amazing what you are doing Nahla and I think the big thing for me in Sainsburys that day is that it made us be much more aware of who and what's going on around us instead of being consumed by our own busy lives. Good luck with the last leg!
Picked up all dog muck that had been left when I was walking my own dogs this morning
Yesterday, gave change to a chap at the carpark in town so he could buy his parking ticket ... a jolly encounter.
I am really happy that two of my dear friends from different parts of my life have offered to host Nahla, one near Penrith and the other near Carlisle. I know they will enjoy the experience so I feel that sharing Nahla with them is an act of kindness to them!
I’ve done an act of kindness for nature today and picked up all the litter in the town’s main carpark.
My boss offered free night for Nahla in luxury B and B on Sunday.
Inspired by following you on social media, I began teaching my bi-weekly high school special education social skills group lessons on kindness. We watched video models of people doing kind things, discussed feelings associated with kindness, and wrote thank you cards to people to thank them for their kindness. We delivered the cards across the school. We now continue checking in bi-weekly on acts of kindness we have witnessed throughout our days. And we keep kindness logs to document our acts of kindness! So far, one student helped someone carry their pocket book, one student helped another cut their lunch food, and another held the door open!
Hey Nahla,
My act of kindness last saturday was a donation to the St Basils charity that helps with the young and homeless.
I hope the walk is going well.
Love Prem x
Good afternoon, the act of kindness myself and my wife do every year is help the homeless with gloves, hat and scarf as a homeless box with other little essentials.
Keep going Nahla you are a truly inspirational woman
Good luck on your 500 mile walk.
Today my act of kindness is about a woman i helped at the checkouts at B&M she had 3 children who were quite young and frusrated and was short on change for a gallon of milk and other essentials so my husband and i paid the amount on top of her bill for her essential groceries.
So, the other day a lady from the residential home close to me was out for her daily walk with her Zimmer frame.
It was so icy and very slippery so I slowed my run to a walk, to walk and chat with her along the lane until we reached the gritted road through the village.
Good luck with the rest of your journey, you are doing amazingly well so far despite the cold, wet and windy conditions. Xx
Hi Nahla, sorry I missed your walk through Wiltshire. I was keen to join you for a few miles after hearing your story when we met late last year. I had planned on buying you a 'cup of tea' as my act of kindness but was unfortunately unable to commit. The next best thing I could do was prepare a package containing lots of snacks, cakes and sweets to help power you through a day or two's walking. I strategically positioned the cache on the Canal at Semington (between Bradford-on-Avon and Devizes ) where it couldn't be missed (or could it!).
Later that day I visited your FB page to discover you were ahead of schedule and therefore this random act of kindness would be missed for ever.... (or would it!) I wanted you to be aware of the act only so you could count it towards your target of 500 acts, I therefore posted a picture of the package to your Facebook page (in a somewhat anonymous manner).
Had you been on schedule you would have discovered the parcel around 10:00 and very few people would have seen it, or the note I left (note not clear on picture I posted on Facebook so I have added it below). The good news is this parcel would have been on display for lots to see and I hope the general public followed my instruction! I also like to think that the contents of the package will have been enjoyed by many and it did't not to waste!
Hi, so whilst you have been battling the wind, I have been busying myself indoors with my act of kindness.
A friend and colleague of mine has been struggling the last few weeks as turning 50 has brought back memories of his Dad dying suddenly at 50. This week will be his last week in our office, before he moves to another job on promotion.
So to make him smile on a Monday morning and set his week off to a good start - I made this for him.
Hope he likes it
Big hugs. Xxx
Hi Nahla, our first act of kindness for your challenge was to have you stay with us last night 😃 It was hugely wonderful to meet you and hear all about your journey 🤗. More will come xx 😘
Myself and my seven year old son have been tidying up the communal areas in our small close where we live for the last year or so. Now we have finally got a small garden area up together and to a usuable condition so we have started a 'flower club'. This is to encourage neighbours young or old to come and join us in planting some seeds either in individual pots to take home at a later date or to keep in the garden area itself. they can come and watch them grow, have a chat with others and hopefully from this more support/acts of kindness will be exchanged between neighbours.
Hi Nahla 👋🏽
As our act of kindness my husband David and i both volunteer 3 times a week at our Blue Cross charity store.
We think you are amazing and are in complete awe of you ♡
Jojo x
Just a small gesture from me. My lovely though very private next door neighbour is travelling everyday to visit her terminally ill husband in hospital over 20 miles away. She doesn't drive so she relies on lifts from friends and the bus. She knows I am ready to help her if ever she's stuck but apart from that ... today was bin day and I noticed that she had put out recycling stuff instead of rubbish and of course it has been left on the road. Hardly surprising that she has lost track of time so I have brought it back along the path to her door to save her trekking back and fore in the dark when she gets home this evening. I left a note with love and hugs for them both.
So we have a few little acts of kindness for you while we have been on holiday... They are often the sort of little gestures that go unnoticed. Whilst taking a break on our first run a youngish girl walked down and threw her skis next to us. Visibly upset while on the phone she struggled and struggled to get her skis back on.... we tried Shetoncalmnher down and help her clean the snow off her boots to get in her bindings. She didn't speak English well but explained that she had been trying to get them on for 20 minutes! So was very grateful for the help.
The next is how many times my lovely hubby has stopped to help various people with directions or build confidence. To the point that yesterday he pulled a boy up a slope to reach his parents!
I love that by asking for acts of kindness you help us to see the good in everyday ecents and appreciate those around us too xxx
My act of kindness I had some make up money credit from my website and one of my friends is really down about her skin at the moment so I used the credit to send her out a face mask that I hope will help with her breakouts, she really is such a lovely lady to, mum to 4 kids always helps others before herself to.
A recently bereaved elderly couple needed legal services this week to compile and register their lasting Powers of Attorney. Their reosurces are very limited and as a result they were very concerned about cost. With the marvellous Sunshine People mission at the fore of my mind I have taken a tiny step of kindness, and waived all fees for the work. Thanks to Nahla xx
I saw a lady who was homeless looking through the reduced food then counting her money. She was about to put one item back so I gave her £1 this way she would of eaten that night. This was my act of kindness ❤️
Brilliant idea. Good luck and keep smiling Nahla. I have wanted to do a litter pick because it is depressing to look at. Your idea of acts of kindness struck me as an ideal way to support you and your wonderful walk. I have bought a big supply of bags. Ruth