
Monday last week marked Random Acts of Kindness Day, a time to celebrate generosity and compassion. One heartfelt gesture in Ingham this week has reminded us all of the power of kindness during difficult times.
While visiting the flood-affected region, Carey Group People and Culture Lead, Kristian, made a generous personal donation that had a ripple effect of goodwill. His contribution touched Marina, the owner of the Majestic Café, who used the funds to provide breakfast for approximately 50 State Emergency Service (SES) workers.
Marina was deeply moved by Kristian’s support, expressing her gratitude for his generosity during a time when the Ingham community is still recovering from recent floods. With emergency workers tirelessly helping locals rebuild, the simple gesture of a warm meal was a meaningful way to show appreciation for their dedication.
The impact of Random Acts of Kindness Day extends far beyond just one moment. Acts like Kristian’s serve as a reminder that even small gestures can make a big difference, particularly for those facing hardship. In challenging times, kindness can foster connection, hope, and resilience within communities.
As the people of Ingham continue to recovery, little acts of kindness like these can help make life a little easier.