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Random Acts of Kindness Part II

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1. At 11:12 AM on 12 Dec 2007, Helen wrote:

   By definition for an act to be "random" I can't plan it in advance or plan it for a particular day. If I see an opportunity i will, whether it is this week or next.
   

2. At 12:56 PM on 12 Dec 2007, wrote:

   I heard the item about Acts of Kindness and I was wondering if you and maybe your colleagues would pledge to do something 1600+ people throughout the UK do...
   Would you agree to invite an International Student into your home for a weekend, just once or twice a year. Every week students studying in Britain away from their home countries take up the opportunity to really experience the best about the British people and at the same time make good friends.
   We have around 400 students having Christmas with our hosts this year. We don't ask you to do anything different just do it with the equivalent of a family member with you.
   HOST UK is a charity that has been running for 20 years but with the loss of funding from the British Council our only hope of survival is to greatly increase the number of hosts we have.
   So one act of kindness from you (and/or your team) will not only benefit a lucky student but also help a very caring organisation.

3. At 08:27 AM on 13 Dec 2007, Anonymous wrote:

   Good point Helen - maybe I should take the word random out?

4. At 02:05 PM on 13 Dec 2007, Donald wrote:

   How about a random act of kindness for everyone in Scotland, Wales & everywhere else outside England and give us a break from the England coach job (even if only for 1 day)?