Million Acts of Hope

 

Today, around 25 people joined together for our Community Litter Pick and Community Meal. It was a great opportunity to help clear part of our local neighbourhood in Horfield and Lockleaze, before enjoying food, laughter and conversation together afterwards. Huge thanks to everyone involved — those pictured and those not!

A simple part of A Million Acts of Hope week, joining with people across Bristol and the UK to show that every day there are so many positive acts of hope and kindness happening in our communities.

 
 

Wall of Hope

We asked these questions to all those who came to our different community spaces during the 'Million Acts of Hope' week - What gives you hope? What hope do you have for your community?

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What is ‘A Million Acts of Hope’?

Hundreds of other charities, communities and faith groups have come together to launch A Million Acts of Hope - a campaign to bring hope out into the open.  

A Million Acts of Hope is a national invitation to celebrate the everyday acts of kindness, care and connection happening across the UK. At a time when division can feel loud, we want to bring together all these everyday acts of hope and shine a light on the people and communities making them happen. In Bristol, our good friends at Bristol Noise charity are partnering to resource, equip and mobilise organisations across the city to continue to build Bristol as a City of Hope.

The A Million Acts of Hope Week of Action will take place 13-20 May.

Most people want to live in strong, healthy, caring communities where everyone feels they belong. A Million Acts of Hope is about making that visible and bringing people from all backgrounds, and all walks of life, together.


‘ACTS OF HOPE’
THANK YOU CARD

Join us by signing the UK’s biggest ever thank you card and help celebrate the people bringing warmth, connection and kindness to their communities every day.


Want to do something hopeful?

Use this hope dispenser for ideas and inspiration…

 
Stewart North