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Boiler firm offering free repairs for Random Acts of Kindness Day

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With February temperatures plummeting and heating bills soaring, home services brand WarmZilla is promising a number of free boiler repairs for residents across Stourbridge as they mark Random Acts of Kindness Day in style.

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Guelph Today

Here are 16 heartwarming surprises to celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Day

Today — Feb. 17 — is Random Acts of Kindness Day. To celebrate, we are sharing some of our favourite moments from Village Media's Random Acts of Kindness program

4 days ago·Sault Ste. Marie, Canada

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stourbridgenews.co.uk

Boiler firm offering free repairs for Random Acts of Kindness Day

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98.3 The Coast

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This is ‘Random Acts of Kindness Wek’

This is Random Acts of Kindness Week, and we really need it. That’s the word from the Oakland Family Services President Jaimie Clayton. “People have the winter doldrums,” Clayton said. “Being nice reduces anxiety, it increases empathy, it increases personal connections, and all of these things elevate mood. So, being kind is a mood elevator.” Clayton says some things you could do to show kindness to someone else include: recognizing them, volunt…

3 days ago

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Northants Telegraph

Nominate Northamptonshire's ‘kindest’ person to win £500 Rushden Lakes prize on Random Acts of Kindness Day

To celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Day, Rushden Lakes is asking people to nominate a member of the community for their selfless actions.

4 days ago·Kettering, United Kingdom

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Harrow Online

Eight ways to celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Day in Harrow

Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day, which means there’s no better excuse to do something nice for a stranger, a mate, or even yourself. Random Acts of Kindness Day is all about doing something nice for someone else, no matter how big or small. It started in the United States in 1995, thanks to a non-profit called the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation, and has since spread worldwide. The idea is simple: small gestures—like holding a door open,…

5 days ago·Harrow, United Kingdom

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