I needed this video today, whenever you think the world sucks remember there are still tons of people who help bring us together no matter what.

@orisamain1920

Жыл бұрын

That's why I watch these videos everyday. I've almost lost my faith in humanity. These videos are a ray of hope.

@noobarea3491

Жыл бұрын

Feel the same ! .

@harryb.3940

Жыл бұрын

There are "angels" everywhere. Remember, you are not alone.

@francisexbrayat1458

Жыл бұрын

Same here too. I think we all need more of these, should almost be mandatory: After 3 vids of "the world sucks" videos, 1 vid of "well, it's not always that bad" prescribed by a doctor ! 😉

@official_dulkai

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. These videos warm my heart thank you ☺️

We were returning from a restaurant one night when I was little, and passed an elderly gentleman attempting to change a flat tire in a downpour. My dad cussed under his breath a bit, and parked, headed out into the downpour to change the tire. He came back irritated that he was soaked in h is best suit. I asked why he did it. He said that there are some things in life you just DO because you have to, it's part of being a good human being. And it's rarely convenient. Thank you, Dad.

@randygreen007

Жыл бұрын

Your dad sounds a lot like my mom. I wish more people had parents like this.

@I_am_Raziel

Жыл бұрын

Because it was the right thing to do.

@waynelombard4240

Жыл бұрын

Blessing be upon your dad...

@chrisjames4998

Жыл бұрын

Hey bro your kid just taught me a lesson nice job!

@FastDuDeJiunn

Жыл бұрын

such is life. sadly to many are just to lazy and or dont care. my place of work i helped several who get off work. deal with flat tires, or dead batteries. i see so many more then capable people just ignore them.

My dad is retired after 20 years of serving in the military. The day of his official retirement from the military, all of us (lots of family and friends, 25+ people) went to a restaraunt to celebrate. My parents were worried about how big the bill was going to be, but by the time it was time to pay, my parents were informed that everyone's meals had been paid for by an amazing stranger that remained anonymous. This was a bill that was over $300 USD, and I will never forget the look in my parents' faces when hearing that it was paid for. Some people in this world are amazing and deserve so much for their generosity.

@jessicahiraldo619

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for his service

@nickhill8612

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome.

@ubokutomphillips1919

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@ubokutomphillips1919

Жыл бұрын

Some people re just amazing... I like that line

@nickhill8612

Жыл бұрын

@@ubokutomphillips1919 I know right.

4:52 This one made me cry like a baby. “Maybe someone needs it more than me”, from someone who’s living homeless… God bless him so much!!

@GabsIsAlive

Жыл бұрын

Ikr

@olamilekanabolade9101

Жыл бұрын

I cried too 😢

@tobi1173

9 ай бұрын

Yea, and then I think what kind of an Asshole I am to not be at least that generous to other people, if not more, given my privileges

All the videos were sweet, but the guy who had the birthday party for his dogs, complete with a birthday cake and hats, was over the top adorable!!

@rhinofn

Жыл бұрын

I believe he now has a home for him and his dogs

@VIN7AGE1.0

Жыл бұрын

@@rhinofn Me too

@exitiumstatic7993

Жыл бұрын

@denise braybrooke i cried.. this was so sad and happy at the same time ❤️

@SubwooferVideosx

Жыл бұрын

that part and the guy who hugged his kitten

@valerium7513

Жыл бұрын

Literally i’m crying rn because of that

those kids teaching their friend to ride a bike.... we all need friends like them!

There was actually an update for the man having a birthday party on the street with his two dogs. He is a Colombian man named José Luis Matos and the dogs are Shaggy and Nena, after this video went viral, the internet community and the locals from where they are, helped him to find a place to live, and now Jose works helping to rescue animals living on the streets.

@pipermccool

11 ай бұрын

Now that’s a win-win!

@yasmineaubree845

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for this update! I’m so happy to read all this, i wish a beautiful and long life to José, Shaggy and Nena! + all the animals he’s saving atm. ❤ This made my day fr

@shep9231

3 ай бұрын

Now thats just friggin amazing!

@larissalaureneovaghatomo9238

13 күн бұрын

Thank you for the update

I've been a Paramedic for a long time. I see people doing beautiful acts of kindness for eachother every day. Most people are still inherently good but we only ever hear about the bad ones

@u4riahsc

Жыл бұрын

So true - if it bleeds, it leads. Thank you for saving people.

@boobtubeakatv1296

Жыл бұрын

WE now see you too 💝

In such dark times we’re living in, it’s always comforting to see the lengths some people go to, to make someone’s day, just a little bit better.

@ianmedford4855

Жыл бұрын

"If not me, who?"

@boobtubeakatv1296

Жыл бұрын

Always be that light that shows another human the way to betterment ⭐️

@obiohaz6023

Жыл бұрын

dark times? lmao

@mssramsunker4820

Жыл бұрын

Agree! I needed this motivation today too!

@GeckoPeltTv

Жыл бұрын

True

That 6yr old who self regulated her emotions did sooooo good! Many adults can’t do that. Her parents should be proud.

@kathyjones1576

Жыл бұрын

That tells me her parents are teaching her to be strong rather than being coddled. And that's a good thing.

@letsseetofindout2560

Жыл бұрын

It always help if you add a time stamp : )

@BiNg8998

Жыл бұрын

@@letsseetofindout2560 i think 3:17

@letsseetofindout2560

Жыл бұрын

@@BiNg8998 Thanks : D

@Gems-of-Hope-Rocks

Жыл бұрын

@@BiNg8998 I don't think that is correct.

5:06 I literally teared up. Bro is homeless and still thinking about others😢this world really doesn’t deserve some people man he’s such a kind soul

My husband’s good friend and man who lead his squad in combat in central Africa died a week ago (husband served in South African defense Forces) and i never seen my husband so emotional. He stood at his Commander’s grave in the rain with other men of his unit crying! I don’t know how hard it was for my husband and his brothers in arms but i want to cry when i see him like this.

@michaelzimmerman8285

6 ай бұрын

I gave my best friends mom his flag. We didn’t just serve our country. We served our brothers and sisters that stood next to us. Our family got a lot bigger when we joined. I thank you for your husbands service and I thank you for being his rock.🫡❤️🤍💙

@shep9231

3 ай бұрын

Thank you.

Even in this dark, cruel world of ours, there are always warriors of lights that can create and make moments shine with faith to spread for humanity.

3:34 had me crying. Just looking at how the grandma got so emotional just made me burst into tears. I'm so happy that some people care so much about others' feelings and what's going on in their lives. There might be hate in the world, but people like this make everyday life feel so much better 😭😭

The students singing to their teacher got me. You know that man must really be loved.

@ravenguillen7674

Жыл бұрын

This was a video from my old high school school in Nashville Called Christ Presbyterian Academy filmed around 2016. The teachers name was Mr. Ellis, he was a Latin teacher and I liked him very much. He was an extremely kind man. He unfortunately died not long after the video was recorded, which is why students sang to him. RIP Mr. Ellis ❤

@jasonmacneil2256

Жыл бұрын

@@ravenguillen7674 Absolutely beautiful Rayvon. God bless you and your amazing friends!

How long does it take to hold the door for someone? How much does it cost to say something nice to make someone smile? Being a good person costs nothing and takes so little time. There is no excuse not to try and make at least 1 person smile every day.

@suane-leehudson596

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree. We all need to do a little better to make the world a better place for everyone.

@basshorseman998

Жыл бұрын

@@suane-leehudson596 I got yelled at by someone I was opening the door for...but from my Fathers example, I shall still do it again.

@Wolf-ln1ml

Жыл бұрын

Yep, if everyone looks out for even just one opportunity to go a little bit out of their way to be kind to someone else, it'll make the world a better place 🥰

@gballs007

Жыл бұрын

I am 44 years old..grew up and live in NYC...and was raised to be courteous to others...I always hold the door open for people behind me...ask elderly or anyone struggling if they need help with their packages...offer rides to elderly people walking(especially in the rain)....and I am always getting complimented for being so chivalrous....the sad thing is it should be a normal thing..yet most people are so shocked, they think there is some underlying reason for me helping..sadly so many elderly are afraid to let others help thinking they will be robbed/etc. ...or holding door open..people stop and look at me before entering to see why I am doing that and what I'm planning...so sad so many people aren't used to common courtesy to the point t they are afraid when it's offered

At 5:46 that just broke my heart. Little girls smiling looking happier than ever, against all the odds of being incredibly poor with absolutely nothing. No wealth at all but yet these kids still fine the light in all that darkness. We should all be grateful for what we have, because compared to these kids were are wealthier beyond imagination. But yet we're still depressed and these kids still find a way to smile. We should be learning from them.

Watching this at 2 am rn thinking about changing my life completely for the better 😭

@aussiechris5904

Жыл бұрын

Did you?

@sander_bouwhuis

19 күн бұрын

I think just the fact that so many people think like you do really helps. You will probably be more aware the next time you encounter a situation where a person is in need of help.

Got my first formal job after being called by someone who barely knew me well, he just saw me once personally. Thank God there are people like this in this world, the real act of kindness. Big ups to Mr. Takesure .

@sydneychisanga1368

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations

@kenathdima

Жыл бұрын

@@sydneychisanga1368 Thank you a lot.

"A group of students singing for the last time for their teacher". I would love to hear the choir in it's entirety!

@renatosubzero1503

Жыл бұрын

This got me tearing up...

So many acts of kindness can go a very long way. This one guy was singing and so many people walked by. He was amazing. I had $20 and I was going to use it. But I decided to give it to that man because if I just walked by I would’ve felt guilty. I’m just that kind of person who’ll always give without accepting anything in return. But the hood always has a way to come back to me without me realizing it. I’m blessed to be in a world where there are good people, but I also know there are people out there who CAN be good. They just need to open their eyes, and see that this world doesn’t need hatefulness or war to have love. We can all live without fighting, without hating one another.

@mamamarianovits9029

Жыл бұрын

Toot tooooooooooooooot

What I love most about such videos is when kids are taught how to be kind,that ensures a better tomorrow

I really cried multiple times watching the whole video. Thank you so much Comfort Zone TV for making such a great video. People really need it, this video is a soft power for humanity.

@jesusislord9116

Жыл бұрын

None of these are worth crying over man its not someone being saved from dieing it's just acts of kindness I find it super cringe that your crying over someone shaving there head save those tears for when your mom dies

@ryankuypers1819

Жыл бұрын

@@jesusislord9116 Everybody has different levels of emotion for different reasons. Change your name because you aren't even remotely reflecting the lessons that Jesus taught us.

@benjocalrision

Жыл бұрын

@@ryankuypers1819 You heartless God bothering prick. Sod off and read your bable and pray to your man-made doesn't exist fake god. F*****g troll.

Anyone who ever they are that rescuse any animal and gives them a forever home is that greatest hero in my book with no other greater

Good to see there are still kind people in this cruel world

there are still many good people in this world. if you can't find it then be one of em...

One year I got stuck on the highway in a hurricane. 2 Semi's got on both sides of my car, and shielded me from the storm. Thanks to them for helping me get home safety

I'm suffering depression, videos like this helps, thank you .

@windasumidomavez

Жыл бұрын

@@pfalky2k thank you , your reply helps too, making me feel that someone understands.

@tara382

Жыл бұрын

I hope you're doing ok hun. Keep up the good fight. You got this.

@windasumidomavez

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Tara, your reply makes me feel that someone cares.

@judithgraham609

Жыл бұрын

Saying a prayer for you! I hope you are well 🙏

@windasumidomavez

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Judith Graham, its nice to read replies from people.

The pillow at 3:35 had me in tears. My Auntie gave a blanket with my dads face on it to my to my step mum, after he sadly passed away of cancer last year. She often cuddles it and cries. My dad and step mum are each other's worlds and it's so hard seeing her hurting. As well as most of the cancer videos welled me up. Cancer is such a brutal, horrible disease that claimed, my grandpa, dad and uncle. Unfortunately, because of covid I wasn't able to attend my dads funeral in person as I work interstate in the military. No doubt the hardest thing I've been put in my life.

The graduation touched me personally. My son lost his junior and senior year. He lost a scholarship to japan (and all other programs possible). I am not rich, and now with things re-opening, there is NO thought of openings, or re-newed spots/scholarships for the ones canceled by covid - for the two years of forgotten graduates , *covid's forgotten generations*- . No graduation ceremony. I bought a graduation gown from amazon, he had his diploma and awards, so i made sure there was at least graduation picture - even though no ceremony for them. That teacher - that went house to house - brought tears to my eyes - he gets it.

as someone with autism i know how scary and hard life can be so i sympathise with that little girl with it. little acts of kindness like this of understanding really goes a long way. i wish there were more people in the world like those kids. ive had meltdowns when stuff gets to much when ive been out and people wither just stared or walked past or scolded me just because im an adult. it doesn't go away when you are an adult you still struggle.

@joebaumgart1146

Жыл бұрын

I grew up with it in the early 90's. I still have ptsd from my experience with ABA.

@damiensullivan4032

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry that you struggle but it is ok to struggle sometimes. Everybody's eyes are different so their perception is different. Sometimes it's the noise or lights or excess stimulation that makes everything close in and triggers things but know that while it is shit that is okay too because you are who you are to be able to deal with it. There is a reason why you are exactly you and everything that makes up the very unique and one and only you. You are your own light and own volume, brighten it as you need or turn it down and the same with the volume. Know that you and your world are beautifully unique. As for the scary part, you are the hero of your own story, you will find your way. X

My daughter her friend and I were in New Orleans one weekend and walking up canal street to our hotel was a homeless man. My daughter and her friend gave him the ice cream she had and the drink from her friend. New Orleans canal street is a busy main road with a lot of foot traffic so there was a group of women walking close to us passing the same homeless man. Those women said “well, he’s not gonna make it long”. Instead of offering a small something they chose to push harder down. I am not one who feels I should save everyone , but, I believe in kindness and gentleness to lift someone up even for a few moments. Not comment on how soon they are going to die or be hurt etc. even “street people” who chose that life and drug addicts alcoholics etc deserve a small treasure of kindness That momentary smile and thank you we saw and heard might have been enough to bring an additional smile and warmth to that man later. It made my daughter her friend and I happy also. I don’t know why some people have to b rude or purposely hurtful and just plain mean to others. If this is ur way of dealing with others just shit the fck up and keep walking. I hate this, Incase it hasn’t gone unnoticed !! Golden rule still remains.

My dad stopped the car on the way to practice cause an old man fell of his bike in the snow in wintertime when I was 12 years old, kindness still runs in the family but that was really something that had deep effect on me. Love you dad! ❤️

The poorest of people are the most giving. When I was homeless, I knew many others who were also homeless, they would give their own jackets or the little food they had to a complete stranger without ANY thought for themselves. Only thing those guys and gals cared about was the people around them.

This just goes to show you that even the smallest of gestures Can have the biggest impact on someone. Please be kind to one another.

I would have never left that cat tied to a fence. I would have untied it and taken it inside or in my car as it may have been abandoned. I find it hard to believe that a caring owner would have left it tied up in the rain. Umbrella is not enough in that situation. If there was an owner, I would have waited hours if needed, for their return then scolded them for being so neglectful. That’s just cruelty. For all the others, wonderful angels, all of them❣️❣️❣️

@soilabelle

Жыл бұрын

It's heartbreaking to see the cat getting soaked in the pouring rain. While I appreciate the man's gesture, I too, would untie the cat immediately if I were there. Because what if the owner couldn't/didn't want to go back and get the cat? Hopefully, another stranger untied him. I hope she survive and is well.

I need to come back to these kinds of videos every once in a while. I often think how I might be the only person in the world who cares.... This is hard, because when you think your actions are the only ones, it makes you wonder what is it all for. To commit acts of kindness, in a world that doesn't care, what is it all for? But then, I see these people and it gives me so much hope. It inspires me to continue having the heart that I have and keep doing the things that I do.

Having just lost my granddad, seeing the one where the gave grandma the pillow with grandpa's picture on it really hit me hard.

I loved watching this. It's a lovely reminder that yes, there are still a lot of good people in this world. ❤

@ComfortZoneTV3s

Жыл бұрын

It really is!

@Praise___YaH

Жыл бұрын

@@ComfortZoneTV3s - HERE is Our TRUE Savior YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified for our sins, NOT jesus, and “HERE IS THE PROOF” From the Ancient Semitic Scroll: "Yad He Vav He" is what Moses wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3) Ancient Semitic Direct Translation Yad - "Behold The Hand" He - "Behold the Breath" Vav - "Behold The NAIL"

@sleepingbeauty0000

Жыл бұрын

Me too. I ended up watching all day and crying on and off all day 😅

@user-co7jt6sk8z

29 күн бұрын

I enjoy this video very much then and may God bless this channel to then

I have seen a lot of these clips before, but I never tire of seeing such beautiful moments.

I'm a grown man in my 40's. I was watching this alone and fought to hold back tears, (you know, because a man isn't supposed to cry! 🙄), but that clip near the end of the woman literally living in garbage, broke me! 😢☹

@Admiral-

Жыл бұрын

Only a true man cries idk where you heard that other myth from

As you said"our parents don't need us to outstanding, we just need to be kind"...Amen to that my brother, amen

Today, my friend and I pulled into a business. A car almost fell into a opening. My friend grab the back seat handle until a tow truck driver came by and was able to save the car and driver. I believe my friend Mark was a hero today.

Why did every single one of these videos make me tear up? It really warms my heart

A while back, I read an account of a well being put into a village like that. Everyone celebrated, but within a week, the well was unused. When the people who put the well in asked why, they found out that the former well, which was outside the village, had been a place where the women (who were responsible for getting the water) could have some time to socialize and complain to each other about their husbands. So even though the new well was very nice, they preferred their old well which gave them a social life!

I recently turned 65, and my husband gave me money to buy something special. I was looking at the jewelry and the employee came up, found out it was my birthday. She started clapping and singing happy birthday snd so many joined in. It made me cry and made my day

One of the most touching reactions and display of human goodness wanting to give the money to others. 4:50

@linedanzer4302

Жыл бұрын

Right!? He made my day. What a kind gentle soul he was. Makes you want to give him 5 times as much.

@user-kg9fb4ot2m

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was fine until that one…then I teared up

@FastDuDeJiunn

Жыл бұрын

because he knew it was not going to help him. he was going to blow it on whatever addiction he had, or get it stolen from someone who seen him with cash. he didnt want target on his back. Money does not solve homelessness. and no it doesnt help either. its a mental issue. where they choose addiction over function and lost everything. Edit. i not saying dont help these people. but they need care homes with psychologists and in time job coaches. but they have to first choose to want to improve before anything else can help them. some countries they are doing this and its working very well. and a select few cities in america as well. again doing great. the cities that just throw money at the problem? homelessness goes up...... and or best case stays the same sadly. these are facts throught history and the world.

We need more human beings like these

@tianamarie989

Жыл бұрын

We have them, you just don't get to hear about them as often.

I cant say for everybody but I for one am rarely moved to tears but man, seeing light in a world clouded in darkness got me on the verge of water works

The truck driver showing kindness and helping the grandmother cross the street safely is a beautiful example of looking out for the vulnerable members of our community.

" Peace & love " God bless you all.

🇹🇷 Regardless of religion, skin colour, wealth, poverty, strength, weakness, old age, youth or health, these favors are truly a source of pride and happiness, including in my country. There is no door that compassion, love, even a small smile cannot open, there is no obstacle that cannot be overcome. When I see such good people; I have no doubt that hope and love will always remain bright. Greetings to all beautiful people whose hearts are full of love, compassion and mercy.

41 years old and this brought a tear to my eye

Sometimes it's the most little things that go unnoticed that gives the world a glimmer of hope for the future..... I think the best clip was the guy on the train who casually kept his hand btwn the old lady's head and the handle bar so she didn't keep bumping her head on the pole...such a miniscule gesture..such a big heart

There’s always dust in my eyes because of these people

7:04 I've seen this clip numerous times, and it defines "for better or worse, in sickness and in health" to me - whether the couple is married or not. :o)

@newsallypurpleyt8609

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

AWW MY GOOD LORD dos anyone else Feil Humbled, Ashamed that in the past we have complained we can't have something we don't need after watching the Homeless man who has nothing to say give the money to someone who needs it more than him. The lump in my throat & the shame I Feil watching this Humble, Special Angel from above is unbelievable he's the kind of person we all should look up to, admire and strive to be. Ile remember watching this clip and hope I could be more like this man for the rest of my life. Thank You for showing us this clip to give me more of a reality check and hopefully make me a better person

Good compilation! Who watched this one till the end like me??

@jacquicarter7433

Жыл бұрын

I did and these people are amazing

Diese Welt kann so schön und wundervoll sein ♥️ Warum ist sie es nur so wenig.. Seelenbalsam für die Seele so etwas herzerwärmendes zu sehen 😊

@Squid728

Жыл бұрын

Stimmt

This is to much for me. Tears from my eyes. God Bless to all. Let's make a better world.

Had to download this and watch in intervals. Too much snot & tears for 1 sitting. 🗣GO LOVING HUMANS MAKE US GREAT AGAIN

@woody94fun

Жыл бұрын

Amen!

@Uran_KH-98

Жыл бұрын

_You mean only peoples on the west side*_ 👌

@dotconnector1418

Жыл бұрын

@@Uran_KH-98 West side?

@Uran_KH-98

Жыл бұрын

@@dotconnector1418 of course

@dotconnector1418

Жыл бұрын

@@Uran_KH-98 Ok I’ll bite where we going? I didn’t understand what the west side statement was saying. Sorry I was asking for clarification. And "of course” is your best answer

Sometimes we just need a ray of sunshine in our days to bring us up, help us cope. Videos like this are gems I'll never stop watching.

I love the song they choose to sing to their teacher. Amen

This has made me cry,may God bless all the kind,caring and loving hearts out there

in 2021 me, my sisters and mom were on our way home when we saw a disabled man who had his wheelchair stuck in the mud and he couldn't get out. So my mom pulled over and helped him a young couple that saw this and decided to help as well.

@jessicahiraldo619

Жыл бұрын

Your mom is an angel 😇

You made my day after a shitty day at work for 12 hours. Thank you

A few years ago, I used to work for a traffic flagging company. We were on a job site in the middle of summer, super hot and uncomfortable underneath our PPE. A little girl and her father who lived on the street we were working on made it a tradition every Friday to treat the flaggers and utility workers to a bin full of freeze pops. And my god did we REALLY look forward to Fridays even more than we already did lol! It really touched the hearts of everyone working on that site. I wish I could've repaid that kindness to them somehow. Thank you little girl and father. 💚

@WellerNFriends

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing this wonderful story 🥰 If you ever need a smile be sure to stop by my kindness world! have a fantastic day you kind soul 💜

Countless leashed dogs in elevator incidents. When will people realize the pet should enter first to prevent that from happening or wind up the leash to keep the dog in step with you. Thanks for the video. It restores faith in fellow man.

I was 23 back in 1981, and the July heat was bearing down. I had a job working air conditioning and it was the first time I'd ever seen cable clamps. There were 3 of them attached to some wires on a junk unit at the shop I worked for. I cut the wires they were attached to and put them in my truck with no plan for them, just they were interesting and cute if nothing else lol. I was fascinated that even though they were tiny, they seemed very strong. My last call sent me to a housing projects area, the fourth ward, a very depressed area in Houston but with good folks living there. The customer wasn't home but her daughter met up to let me in and telling me they were looking forward to the new ac system. I was there to connect the wiring after the new installer finished his part. It was running in 15 minutes and cooling, so her daughter called for her mom to come home. On the radio in my truck I called the shop, they told me to wait for 2 hours and call back, no work for now. Lunch time anyway. The owner came home, a large, old lady who was so sweet and insisted on feeding me. Red beans with sausage and rice, corn bread and mustard greens. I couldn't refuse and it was delicious! She told me the house was so hot they had to leave for 3 days while the ac was being installed and were so happy to be home. She called several friends who showed up to cool off and eat too! A party of large, sweet old ladies. She asked if I could look at her neighbors ac that hadn't worked for several months. Said she had the key. After that lunch, of course I would. Checked it all out and found the 3 wires on the compressor had rusted loose, dangling free, almost touching each other but not. Yet, they wouldn't go back on either. Then I thought about those 3 little clamps. After 20 minutes of tinkering with them to pinch the wires on, they were in place and actually holding the wires nicely! Insulated it all by using electricians tape around it. Turned on the breaker and I was so pleased when her system came on strong. Soon the place was comfy again and @ no cost! Told the ladies next door it was fixed and all at the same time, they squealed with happiness! Just like cheerleaders do! They called the owner that her ac is running again, I could hear her talking she was so excited! On the old school phones a persons voice couldn't be heard by others unless they talked loudly. In 20 minutes she was at her house telling me she had to pay to live with her controlling and mean sister for almost 5 months while she was saving up and that I was her angel to come and rescue her! She called her friends to come over! Soon, there were 7 other, large older ladies visiting, chirping away and laughing and thanking me !! I've never felt more love and appreciation in my life. They all acknowledged how large they are and that these houses are too hot without ac. They couldn't have their sewing groups or just get together or offer friends a place that's cool to come to and all of them were in their 60s and 70s, telling me how a working ac actually means life to them. I said I felt that her system would work at least the rest of the year but could probably work for the next 3 years if she kept up with filter changes and that she only needed to replace the outside unit when it did go bad, not the entire system. With that news, she got silent and so did the other ladies. She just stared at me for a long second and her eyes watered up and as she sniffed, she turned and left the room! Iwasn't sure if that was good a thing or not. Defiantly not the response I was expecting. One friend went along with her, patting her on her back talking too soft for me to hear, kind of consoling her, while another told me, "It's ok... she's just very happy! She had been told the opposite thing about needing the entire system done and that nothing could be done with this one...but she is now able to spend the ac money for an operation she needs she recently found out about. Thank you." With the emotions happening, I didn't pry for more details, but I left thinking I'd helped more than I could know.

Amazing, touching. Thx for showing the world there is still some humanity left.

@zorlankerski4392

Жыл бұрын

Yea but most of ppl are trash...

If people can do kind things for other people, it be my one gift I want to see. I always done stuff for my family. Yesterday, I bought up my uncle’s garbage can and his mail because he’s getting up there in age and he can’t do anything anymore. Plus, I cook every night for my working mom, fold laundry, opens doors for people, says good morning, afternoon, have a good day, and stuff like that because I care for my family and I want to spread kindness to others who deserve it even if I risk my life doing it. Who joins me? My grandfather said: “an act of kindness goes a long way. You have exhibited so much kindness, people should follow in your footsteps.”

Married for 70 years. That one got me good, lord almighty.

For those who dont know- @ 23:07, The Taylor 414ce is a $2800 acoustic Guitar, which means, kindness doesnt have to be something expensive. The gesture alone is priceless. And that teacher showed, money means nothing, its what you do with it, that means everything.

@dominicfoley3968

Жыл бұрын

'... which means kindness doesn't have to be something expensive...' $2800 is a hell of a lot to spend on a guitar!

@joebaumgart1146

Жыл бұрын

I spent $120 on my 6 string bass. That was alot to me.

❤️ the STUDENTS singing for the teacher. When you see something like that it's SO deserving. God bless. ❤️

So many people helped me may God bless them

Good to see these nicest people, may one day we all be like them.

These acts of kindness makes the world worth living in.

Gosh I did tear up , a reminder to be kind daily, expect nothing in return , JUST BE KIND Sadly many a selfish amongst us still 😭

May God and Jesus Bless Those Awesome Humans For Those Who Have Learned The True Spirit of "FAITH" Forever and Ever No Matter What. 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

The students singing for their teacher with cancer made me cry so much

@renatosubzero1503

Жыл бұрын

This got me tearing up...

Not me crying because I feel so touched 😢❤

With so much negativity in the world today, it’s nice to see that loving, kind & caring folks still exist ❤️

I don't know HOW the people who help with the Make A Wish program do it. I don't think I could keep it together. Those are very strong, very special folks.

The man with the dogs is the best and saddest thing I've seen. My heart bleeds for him. 21:40 We were without water for a few days so I can totally relate to how precious a gift it is that we have water on tap.

@marilynalvarez9951

Жыл бұрын

But that kid with the stripped #11 t-shirt pulling off that little one was a bully.

I was a volunteer EMT-A for the better part of 35 years. I loved it!

Gods live in you heart,all of you 🥲😇 Keep real a kind person. God bless you 🤗

Shows that many people have been raised properly!

@seniorita3287

Жыл бұрын

@@pfalky2k pick better friends 🤗

God love Papa...he has such a sweet face

this video is restoring my hope for my country,its not hard to be kind,to care,thanks

I'm really crying so hard while watching. Hope to see more of this. God bless everyone ❤️

I'm not saying we dont all have our own struggles but watching these make me realize just how petty alot of em are, for me anyway.

21:46 lol that kid is very kind

I lost my girlfriend she is suicide, from family accident! Broke my heart, and i hate veryone in my life. But theese videos change my mind, GOOD people living, but last number in this planet. Thank you for saved my life theese videos!

i need these videos to remind me who i want to be and what i want for the world and all the creatures on it, thank you.

People like these are truly angels😇

This was incredibly uplifting and I did shed a tear or two!

@clarusjason4389

10 ай бұрын

Yes @sushifiggy it's really encouraging dear....

I like seeing this stuff. I try to help when I think people are in need, but I have also tried to help a man in a wheel chair that was trying to open a door and he yelled at me saying "I've got it"! All i tried to do was hold the door for him. It makes you not want to help anymore

@kevinpflaum19

Жыл бұрын

Matthew. You did great by trying to offer a gesture of kindness to someone. Not everyone sees it. I offered a bowl of water to a dog that was dying of thirst, when it was really hot outside. I asked the owner if could give her dog water. She looked at me and chewed me out for nothing. Her loss. Don't give up. There are others who appreciate it

Once when we were visiting family in Egypt, we passed a man in a wheelchair with no legs and one arm, asking for money, as there’s no system in place to help these people in need. So, with the exchange rate so favorable, my dad gave me a bunch of money from his pocket for me to go give the man, who fell apart in tears, wishing me blessings upon blessings, we actually had to leave before he was done! 🥰

Oh, sweet footage, I believe in humanity more after watching this video ❤️❤️❤️

The one where the students sing for the last time for their teacher 🥺🥺🥺🙏🏼❤

@renatosubzero1503

Жыл бұрын

This got me tearing up...