The early days of school in the Northeast can be warm ones. A little bit of water goes a long way for the teachers working with no A/C. Submitted by Corey Tomlinson.

Even distracted by our own challenges in life, there's time to act kindly to our fellow human beings. Submitted by Angela Eldridge.

Unable to enjoy Alaska's short summer, some long-term care residents received a gift of cookies and comedy! Submitted by Nikki Duhamel.

The healthcare professionals who dedicate their careers to caring for the elderly can use a little care and recognition themselves. Submitted by Andrea Duffy.

Making a donation of pasta and other goods to help a food drive feed hundreds. Submitted by Florence Turska.

Helping take the burden of buying groceries off someone in need. Submitted by Camille Stone.

A note of appreciation to all of the delivery drivers and mail carriers who battle the elements every day. Submitted by Angela Tate.

For some, random acts of kindness happen regularly, with gratitude. Submitted by Donna Kelly.

A donation of children’s clothes to the new ALX Closet in Alexandria, VA. Submitted by Michael Lyons.

Lending a hand to a friend in need, even one halfway around the world, can make an incredible difference.

A donation to the Ebenezer Baptist Church’s Social Justice Ministry helps with its mission to limit the effects of cash bonds on economically disadvantaged families.

An offering combined with a prayer is a powerful combination for someone less fortunate. Submitted by Laniqua Turner.

Donations are a wonderful way of spreading kindness, as a couple RAK participants share in this update.

Helping those who think of others first is often the most rewarding act of kindness possible. Submitted by Dorothy Warner.

A bubble machine and a genuinely kind gesture bring smiles to the faces of some neighborhood kids. Submitted by Ebony C. Cray.

A quick meal can mean a world of difference for someone looking for any bit of kindness. Submitted by Xavier Anderson.