Stories of Kindness
When people look out for one another, they keep giving. When those stories are shared, more people see what is possible.
That is Best Kind.
A Story of Kindness from Bonavista
Nominated by SaltWater Community Association
Betty's story reflects the ways people look out for each other across Newfoundland and Labrador. Kindness like this happens every day. Sharing it sparks more of it.
A Story of Kindness from Marystown
Nominated by Smallwood Crescent Community Centre
Two people. 60 years of community service. And they had no idea what was coming. Ronald Saint and Cynthia Broders have given so much to their community.
A Story of Kindness from Grand Falls-Windsor
Nominated by Lionel Kelland Hospice
Marit has always felt that she gets more from volunteering than she gives. For her and her husband, John, community service has just been a part of who they are.
Another Story of Kindness from Marystown
Nominated by Smallwood Crescent Community Centre
Through the Lions Club, Edna has been organizing bingo nights, fundraisers, and community events across the Burin Peninsula for years.
A Story of Kindness from Bishop's Falls
Nominated by the Town of Bishop's Falls
Everett Pelley has spent a lifetime showing up for people. At 85, he hasn't stopped. For decades, Mr. Pelley has looked after his community.
A Story of Kindness from Bell Island
Nominated by the Town of Wabana
Bell Island is full of people who get things done. Roseann Grant and Doris Bennett are two shining examples.
A Story of Kindness from Small Point to Adam's Cove
Nominated by the Town of Small Point to Adam's Cove
When the wildfires came, Marie Kennell was always the last volunteer to go home. She’s the kind of person who shows up as soon as she hears a helping hand is needed.