Generous Chinese Businessman Li Jinyuan Has Just Taken 6,400 Of His Staff On An All Expenses Paid Holiday To France...

It matters not that Li Jinyuan is a billionaire,
there are plenty of those but not that many with this sort of  generosity.
Wouldn't it be wonderful though.
Li Jinyuan, the CEO of Tiens Group Company has just spent twenty four million dollars to give his staff the trip of a lifetime and four days in France they will never forget. He booked 7,600 tickets on the French hi-speed TGV trains to take his workers to the south coast and reserved 4,760 rooms in four and five star hotels in Cannes and Monaco. All to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of his company.
Thankyou Li Jinyuan. You've shown us there is something other than greed in the world...

Ninety Nine Year Old Dobri Dobrev Goes Begging Each Day Then Gives The Money To The Poor And The Needy...

Called by many The Saint From Village Baylovo, ninety nine year old pensioner Dobri Dobrev once walked the fifteen miles but now travels by bus from his home to Bulgaria's capital Sofia to beg for money. Which he then gives away.
Dobri is a generous man and begs not to supplement his pension of less than 1.5 euros a day but to give money to the poor and the needy.
There's more about him here.
I don't know just how poor and needy the Saint Alexander Novsky Cathedral was but he once gave it over forty thousand euros.
For whatever reasons you do this Dobri, thankyou...

A Simple Random Act Of Kindness By A New York Cop Becomes An Extraordinary Event...

I have a pair of boots for you.
They're all weather. Let's put them on and take care of you.
Jennifer Foster from Arizona just happened to be in New York's Time Square and with her mobile phone captured a shot of NYPD cop Larry De Primo engaged in a simple, random act of kindness and generosity of spirit.
We're used to seeing police involved in brutal situations brandishing batons and pointing guns.
We as the public of the world, need to see this sort of kindness but not see it as an extraordinary event.
Let's make it a common event.
Most of humanity is engaged in their own lives of desperation but we're all capable of small and random acts of kindness.
Thanks Jennifer Foster and thank you Larry De Primo for making a difference.
Maybe the world can be a better place...