Have you ever helped a complete stranger??

In a way I have. I don't do this too often, but I have paid for a complete stranger their meal at a restaurant and walked out. I try to target the ones that look like they don't have much money.

Yes a few times. I stopped someone from killing herself. That was the most memorable one.

Yep. Whenever I’m at the corner 7-11 I will buy coffee and a sandwich for the homeless lady that hangs out there

called an ambulance for a drunk person that was propably would have frozen to death otherwise

Yes many times. I volunteer for a First Aid organisation. So many many times!!!

Yes. Many times. I once got off the train with an elderly lady to be sure she caught her next connection.

One Christmas Eve, my husband and I bought something for everyone who still had a card on the mall's charity gift tree. I think it was 30 or 40 things. Things like "warm gloves for outdoor work" and "a cuddly stuffed animal for a 6-month-old". My favorite was the request for a bicycle for a ten-year-old. We blew everything we had left in our bank account and had to buy groceries that week on a credit card, but it felt good knowing those people weren't going to have a giftless Christmas.

I also once walked out of a restaurant in NYC with leftovers and some guy who was begging for food.. I gave him what I had left.

Well.. I think I did.
I was hanging out with some girls at college at a festival, and some guy came up crying that he needed money for a train ticket to see his sick daughter. The girls and I all felt bad for him. Part of me thought he wanted money for drugs. He assured me his story was true. I walked him to the train station, bought him a ticket and put him on the train to see his sick daughter.
He seemed surprised by the gesture. The way he acted made me think he was possibly lying.. but he got where he said he wanted to go.

Carried someone's shopping, lift a pram down the stairs, wiped they're face when they cried, got a person a plaster. And so on

Pulled a child out a swimming pool that was in difficulty.

More tomes than I can remember

I always hold doors for people with strollers or for the elderly with walkers or wheelchairs....but on a daily basis I build family trees on a free website for families to whom I am not even related. I am reasonably good at researching and building trees, and I am able to fix, correct, fill in, connect and complete with some ease....so if I see a tree that is a mess of incomplete information, I will process the entire tree. I always think to myself that I am bringing people together with their own history. So often I will see a family of ten brothers and sisters....and most of their descendants only know their great great grandparents first names...and don't know any of their great-great-aunts and uncles.

In miserable weather I have given few people rides just pulling over and asking. On most occasions a minority that probably didn't stand a chance

helped a lesbian couple when they couldn't get a room to stay by allowing them space in my room !!! (PS : i got a nice reward for that :) :) :P )

Yes. I saw a lady fall over.. and her shopping went everywhere.. so I stopped the car and went out to help her..

I hold the door open if that counts. Lol.

Ya know, just random acts of kindness.

Helped out cooking at a food bank cafe..

Yes I've helped change flat tires

Yep, last Christmas eve I was at a gas station 2 different people came in outta fuel stranded and a cop showed up he took one I took the other I did it for the price of fuel I luckily had a 5 gallon can in the trunk filled for such occasions, I was happy to do it!

many times

Yup sometimes, if I can do it, I will definitely do it. It gives some joy to be kind for someone in need.

yes I bougth food to a homeless guy and his dog too

many times as i do a lot of 1st aid in my job

Pulled them out of the ditch

Everyday for the past 30 years

Numerous times.

Frequently. Too many to list, but here is one. One time this couple was waiting out under the eve of a restaurant. It had started a downpour while we were inside. I asked if they had a ride and they said they had walked. So I offered to drive them home, as it was about a mile in a heavy thunderstorm.