What a great piece of software! In return I have offered free webspace, email and design to someone who is trying to start up a business.
October 4th, 2008 at 3:00 am
Jay Says:
I refused to give a homeless man $5 - the only cash I was carrying. How is that an act of kindness?! Because I then took him into a grocery store, and we filled a shopping cart full of food, toiletries, and medicine for himself and his family. I put the purchase on my credit card, and proceeded to help him carry the shopping bags across the street to the bus stop.
I just offered help to someone trying to set up a message board and I sent a little graphic about finding The Cure to someone I don’t know but saw them post that their mom had just been diagnosed with breast cancer
I will go and demonstrate for the right of free speech in Tibet
July 28th, 2008 at 4:24 pm
Raul Damian Says:
i help my sister to get in her new school, she is in the UNAM now, i’m also there too; i’m in the F.E.S. Aragon; i hope my kindness help my sister to finish highschool
We are helping the United Way with there office space
July 9th, 2008 at 3:55 pm
lisa Says:
Thank you for YOUR generous act of kindness. Thank you for “getting it.” You can be sure that I will do an act of kindness for I believe that we all are ONE.
I´m in design school and I’m going to help a guy with the final exam. He’s lazy.
July 2nd, 2008 at 9:51 pm
Donna Says:
I have been supporting an Interior Designer friend with health problems who is a caregiver for a dying mother. I help with transportation when needed and get her out for a bit of fun as well as design an ADA bathroom for her and another bathroom remodel as well.
I am going to have a compassionate art show at the Live Worms Gallery, 1345 Grant Ave in San Francisco, from July 4 to July 7. 60% of the paintings sold will go to the Red Cross for the China Earthquake relief.
July 2nd, 2008 at 12:54 am
Gerald D. Fuller Says:
I’m going to drive a veteran homeless man (does live in a cheap broken down old, old motel) to the hospital for his medicines and then to the grocery store where he can buy some non-perishables. Thank you.
July 1st, 2008 at 3:10 pm
Terri Jory-Johnsen Says:
I plan to share this wonderful tool with one of my favorite people…a young lady whom I first hired part time to assist me in my interior design firm. She has since gone on to larger and greater endeavors within the commercial interior design marketplace!
July 1st, 2008 at 2:38 pm
Matt Says:
A co-worker is going through a rough personal time. I am supporting him through it and acting as a buffer for some projects for a few weeks
July 1st, 2008 at 2:20 pm
Karen Says:
I donated to National Public Radio, KUOW, Seattle, Washington.
June 30th, 2008 at 6:29 pm
Ja'Nae' Says:
I gave a person on the road $100 dollars.
June 24th, 2008 at 8:22 pm
Britta Says:
I gave the girl behind me my extra subway token when she didn’t have enough change to get through the turn style.
June 24th, 2008 at 4:00 pm
Marianne glosson Says:
I found $ on the floor and gave it to a cause
June 20th, 2008 at 11:00 am
Daniel Schulz Says:
I cleaned the parterre-etage of the house for my sister so she could do her training and play a little while badminton with one of her friends.
June 17th, 2008 at 2:01 pm
Bernd Says:
Found a wallet in a supermarket and directed the cashiers attention to it so she can keep it for / return it to the owner.
June 15th, 2008 at 1:38 pm
Iris Nelson Says:
I tutor highschool senior and help them write their entrance essay for colleges. and also help them seach for scholarships for college. I also help them file out their finacial forms for colleges. I have been doing this free of charge and also tutor them to take their SAT and ACT for colleges.
I do crafts with the residents of local nursing homes and try (not too successfully I’m afraid) to raise awareness of their plight. They are truly our “forgotten citizens”. The saddest part is what they need the most is our time not our dollars yet it is easier to get someone to shell out some money than to spend time with them.
June 7th, 2008 at 7:56 pm
Lisa Says:
I took some new laid eggs and some just baked bread over to my elderly neighbour. I try and do this when I can anyway, because his wife has gone into a nursing home. Thanks so much for the software.
June 7th, 2008 at 7:59 am
Najwa Says:
I took care of my late grandfather who had Alzheimer’s Disease full-time.
June 5th, 2008 at 1:08 pm
Tiffany Says:
I bought my little brother a book, and cleaned my dad’s house for the realtor’s visit the next morning.
But I probably would have done it anyway, even if I hadn’t downloaded the software.
Since I am a freelance web designer, I help non-profit organizations with their website absolutely Free of cost. I even aim to have a design company of my own in the near future, that would completely focus on Non-Profit Organizations only. Have my fingers crossed.
I baby sit my new adopted nephew for my sister while she had to go back to work.
May 28th, 2008 at 10:37 am
Pene Says:
My mother has Parkinson’s Disease, she has had it for 13 years now, I look after her, and give help around when she or my father need it.
May 25th, 2008 at 8:44 pm
Jules M Says:
A friend was admitted to the hospital unexpectedly - she called & asked if I could run to her house and pick up items for her stay.
This was something I didn’t even think twice about - a friend calls in need you just do it.
May 23rd, 2008 at 12:54 pm
Dieter Hanke Says:
Help my wife clean her bike Saturday afternoon.
May 22nd, 2008 at 6:41 pm
VN Says:
I led a lost young woman, visiting the U.S. from India, back to the building where her friends lived. She was about a 1/4 mile away from her destination.
I was at Waves Internet Coffee House surfing when I read my email from EarlyToRise pointing to your site. I came here to see what the fuss was about. Still don’t know how to use or what I’m looking at…
Then a woman sits down beside me and I help her plug in her laptop. [does that count as an act of kindness?] Then her mother shows up and we talked and she [the mother] was trying to determine the best route to gain English conversation skills. She wanted to get a job somewhere to do this. After some brainstorming, I told her that volunteering was her best option.
May 18th, 2008 at 11:38 pm
shellyann morris Says:
My brother was in a serious jam. His water was turned off and he had no money. With my last hundred dollars to spare, i gave it to him to cover his bill.
May 18th, 2008 at 10:45 pm
Kelli Says:
I spent one on one time with each of my triplets - a RARE occurrence as we’re usually all together.. Was great!
May 16th, 2008 at 10:03 pm
Jason Says:
I bought my 4 year old daughter the Wii. She loves the bowling game and found that tennis is quite good to sharpen the motor skills - who knew. Koloroo is really a smart product. Great job.
May 14th, 2008 at 10:51 am
Mike Oscar Says:
My wife has been requesting I assist her in sprucing the house up, today I have got the builders/fixers in the house to start the basic remedial work. Thank you for reminding me that I SHOULD do something good, and it should happen automatically, not because someone reminded me about it.
I have placed DO SOMETHING GOOD on my computer screen and the calender board.
May 13th, 2008 at 9:51 am
Krista Says:
Took someone to the doctors when they couldn’t get there themselves. Thank you!
May 12th, 2008 at 2:28 pm
Nacho Says:
I’m going to create colorful web sites for my friends and family. I´m working on my uncle´s site now. He’s a great painter and always looking for new colors … He deserves a colorful web site.
May 12th, 2008 at 1:45 pm
gabriela olivo Says:
I know what gift to give a dear friend of mine who studied architecture and has a little trouble combining colors. Thanks!
Thank you for these color charts! We are providing color wheel training for the rural areas of Winston County, Alabama School System. These schools and children do not have any formal art training or classes in their schools. Even though the teachers try to incorporate as much art and crafts into the regular class structure, these students do not have any fine arts exposure or training in the visual, fine arts music and performances or theatre. There is very little community theatre and/or art galleries (most of which is too far to travel to now with the gas prices.)
May 5th, 2008 at 9:29 pm
James Says:
Mine is an on going act of kindness. I believe in being a gentleman and these days are harder and harder to find. My act(s) of kindness is almost daily I hold the door open for at least one person. Doesn’t matter if the person is female or male holding a door for someone about to walk in it, I feel is just the right thing to do and good manners. I hope everyone who reads this will hold a door open for someone and if anyone holds it open for you be sure to thank them.
May 5th, 2008 at 9:24 pm
Trav Says:
Helped my friend clean up all the mess after his wedding so he could spend more time with his new wife.
May 5th, 2008 at 8:56 pm
Steph Says:
I really went out of my way to help people in the bus.
May 4th, 2008 at 3:41 am
Paul Says:
I sold all my N64 stuff and bought my best friend a Gameboy SP so she wont go blind struggling to play Tetris on an old Color Gameboy.
May 2nd, 2008 at 2:36 pm
ed Says:
Gave directions to out of town vistiors, with some special places to visit; not in any tour book.
May 2nd, 2008 at 5:54 am
John F. Says:
Well, I’ve *just* downloaded your program. So I haven’t had the time to do something nice for anybody yet, save for this: Thank you for a lovely idea… what a great thing. Here’s wishing you huge success!
April 30th, 2008 at 10:39 am
Lucy Says:
This morning i left a really nice tip at the BEST Dunkin Donuts in Philadelphia (11th and Chestnut) where I go almost every morning. Always amazing service and the perfect way to start the day!
I picked up lunch for my girlfriend today so she could keep studying for finals without having to stop for lunch. While I was out I stopped by home depot to pick up a towel ring for the office bathroom. She had mentioned the other day how she has wanted one in there so she can dry her hands when she washes them. - - She was really happy.
April 30th, 2008 at 10:13 am
Joe Says:
I’m donating time this Friday to help raise money to send special needs children to the 2008 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
April 30th, 2008 at 9:46 am
Morgan Says:
I’m going to provide my friends with reusable canvas grocery bags.
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David Says:
What a great piece of software! In return I have offered free webspace, email and design to someone who is trying to start up a business.
Jay Says:
I refused to give a homeless man $5 - the only cash I was carrying. How is that an act of kindness?! Because I then took him into a grocery store, and we filled a shopping cart full of food, toiletries, and medicine for himself and his family. I put the purchase on my credit card, and proceeded to help him carry the shopping bags across the street to the bus stop.
Sandra Vanessa Peña Ramírez Says:
soy mexicana hoy un niño de la calle me pidió comprarle algo de comer, lo hice y me sentí muy bien gracias
nithin Says:
i helped my friend shift his computer to his new house by my vehicle…
Leah Says:
I am making a website for my friend who is starting up her own company. This is the second website that I will be making for a friend’s company.
Andre Says:
I gave my friend a boxful of homemade honey and oat biscuits
Lezley Says:
I volunteer at a stable every day.
Daniel Says:
i lend my ipod classic to my nephew every weekend!
pezzmosis Says:
I give my girlfriend dessert every night.
larry Says:
I read to my little brother.
Jazmin Says:
Let a friend who lives in an apartment bring her dog over so he could exercise and play in the fresh air.
Animesh Mishra Says:
I just helped a boy to his way to the hospital. He met with an accident and had a bruise on his head.
Mohammad Khalil Bin Said Says:
Just helped my poor relative for this Hari Raya Aidilfitri. The happiness and joy in their face gave me a feeling like never before. malaysia boleh
Imani Says:
I gave a young man with a broken ankle a ride to work.
Chris Says:
Kindly helped an injured relative move some things.
Linche Says:
I just offered help to someone trying to set up a message board and I sent a little graphic about finding The Cure to someone I don’t know but saw them post that their mom had just been diagnosed with breast cancer
vibeke frandsen Says:
I gave my neighbor apple pie with creme
Christa Burton Says:
To make the viewing world a more colorful place. Thanks.
jane Says:
wow… the idea is great! please publish more of those programs… i promise i’m going to do something good
Jesper Says:
Helping a young college student.
Kait Says:
I bought school supplies to be given out in school to any child who needs it.
Ulrike Says:
I mowed my neighbor’s driveway and brought food to another neighbor in distress.
Thank you for your service
jylian gustlin Says:
Great tool thank you!
My act of kindness is to donate a collaged painting to the childhood leukemia project. Using your tool for color guidance.
Kai Pedersen Says:
I will go and demonstrate for the right of free speech in Tibet
Raul Damian Says:
i help my sister to get in her new school, she is in the UNAM now, i’m also there too; i’m in the F.E.S. Aragon; i hope my kindness help my sister to finish highschool
Shailendra K Verma Says:
This software turned me from an amateur to a professional… thanks to the great look .. that harmonized my creative skills.
Madison Says:
I downloaded TipKalc onto my mom’s iPod for her :]
A Person Says:
I’ve been doing this for months now, but I act as technical support for my computer-illiterate grandpa.
aicha Says:
I helped a friend sell his book to a local bookshop.
Erica Says:
I cleaned my sister-in-law’s house while she was away at work.
Carolin Says:
It is saturday morning and my boyfriend sleeps- my act of kindness is not waking him up
Lisa Says:
I love TipKalc. I just got it yesterday and put in on my iPod Nano. My act of kindness was to take my sons out to dinner … my treat.
dillon Says:
I gave a homeless man $4.
Jim Says:
We are helping the United Way with there office space
lisa Says:
Thank you for YOUR generous act of kindness. Thank you for “getting it.” You can be sure that I will do an act of kindness for I believe that we all are ONE.
daniel Says:
I´m in design school and I’m going to help a guy with the final exam. He’s lazy.
Donna Says:
I have been supporting an Interior Designer friend with health problems who is a caregiver for a dying mother. I help with transportation when needed and get her out for a bit of fun as well as design an ADA bathroom for her and another bathroom remodel as well.
martin Shofner Says:
I will plan lessons and carol services for our church
p.balavenkatesh Says:
I never distributed a plastic bag in our organization for the last twelve years all the packing materials are biodegradable.
Frank Dong Says:
I am going to have a compassionate art show at the Live Worms Gallery, 1345 Grant Ave in San Francisco, from July 4 to July 7. 60% of the paintings sold will go to the Red Cross for the China Earthquake relief.
Gerald D. Fuller Says:
I’m going to drive a veteran homeless man (does live in a cheap broken down old, old motel) to the hospital for his medicines and then to the grocery store where he can buy some non-perishables. Thank you.
Terri Jory-Johnsen Says:
I plan to share this wonderful tool with one of my favorite people…a young lady whom I first hired part time to assist me in my interior design firm. She has since gone on to larger and greater endeavors within the commercial interior design marketplace!
Matt Says:
A co-worker is going through a rough personal time. I am supporting him through it and acting as a buffer for some projects for a few weeks
Karen Says:
I donated to National Public Radio, KUOW, Seattle, Washington.
Ja'Nae' Says:
I gave a person on the road $100 dollars.
Britta Says:
I gave the girl behind me my extra subway token when she didn’t have enough change to get through the turn style.
Marianne glosson Says:
I found $ on the floor and gave it to a cause
Daniel Schulz Says:
I cleaned the parterre-etage of the house for my sister so she could do her training and play a little while badminton with one of her friends.
Bernd Says:
Found a wallet in a supermarket and directed the cashiers attention to it so she can keep it for / return it to the owner.
Iris Nelson Says:
I tutor highschool senior and help them write their entrance essay for colleges. and also help them seach for scholarships for college. I also help them file out their finacial forms for colleges. I have been doing this free of charge and also tutor them to take their SAT and ACT for colleges.
Walter Traeger Says:
helped my son to build up his kitchen-furniture
Beth W Says:
I do crafts with the residents of local nursing homes and try (not too successfully I’m afraid) to raise awareness of their plight. They are truly our “forgotten citizens”. The saddest part is what they need the most is our time not our dollars yet it is easier to get someone to shell out some money than to spend time with them.
Lisa Says:
I took some new laid eggs and some just baked bread over to my elderly neighbour. I try and do this when I can anyway, because his wife has gone into a nursing home. Thanks so much for the software.
Najwa Says:
I took care of my late grandfather who had Alzheimer’s Disease full-time.
Tiffany Says:
I bought my little brother a book, and cleaned my dad’s house for the realtor’s visit the next morning.
But I probably would have done it anyway, even if I hadn’t downloaded the software.
Sonali Agrawal Says:
Since I am a freelance web designer, I help non-profit organizations with their website absolutely Free of cost. I even aim to have a design company of my own in the near future, that would completely focus on Non-Profit Organizations only. Have my fingers crossed.
Tanta Jen Says:
I baby sit my new adopted nephew for my sister while she had to go back to work.
Pene Says:
My mother has Parkinson’s Disease, she has had it for 13 years now, I look after her, and give help around when she or my father need it.
Jules M Says:
A friend was admitted to the hospital unexpectedly - she called & asked if I could run to her house and pick up items for her stay.
This was something I didn’t even think twice about - a friend calls in need you just do it.
Dieter Hanke Says:
Help my wife clean her bike Saturday afternoon.
VN Says:
I led a lost young woman, visiting the U.S. from India, back to the building where her friends lived. She was about a 1/4 mile away from her destination.
jim chow Says:
I was at Waves Internet Coffee House surfing when I read my email from EarlyToRise pointing to your site. I came here to see what the fuss was about. Still don’t know how to use or what I’m looking at…
Then a woman sits down beside me and I help her plug in her laptop. [does that count as an act of kindness?] Then her mother shows up and we talked and she [the mother] was trying to determine the best route to gain English conversation skills. She wanted to get a job somewhere to do this. After some brainstorming, I told her that volunteering was her best option.
shellyann morris Says:
My brother was in a serious jam. His water was turned off and he had no money. With my last hundred dollars to spare, i gave it to him to cover his bill.
Kelli Says:
I spent one on one time with each of my triplets - a RARE occurrence as we’re usually all together.. Was great!
Jason Says:
I bought my 4 year old daughter the Wii. She loves the bowling game and found that tennis is quite good to sharpen the motor skills - who knew. Koloroo is really a smart product. Great job.
Mike Oscar Says:
My wife has been requesting I assist her in sprucing the house up, today I have got the builders/fixers in the house to start the basic remedial work. Thank you for reminding me that I SHOULD do something good, and it should happen automatically, not because someone reminded me about it.
I have placed DO SOMETHING GOOD on my computer screen and the calender board.
Krista Says:
Took someone to the doctors when they couldn’t get there themselves. Thank you!
Nacho Says:
I’m going to create colorful web sites for my friends and family. I´m working on my uncle´s site now. He’s a great painter and always looking for new colors … He deserves a colorful web site.
gabriela olivo Says:
I know what gift to give a dear friend of mine who studied architecture and has a little trouble combining colors. Thanks!
Andrea Says:
I gave my students extra points on their test! (They really appreciated it, too!)
Arts Council of Smith Lake Says:
Thank you for these color charts! We are providing color wheel training for the rural areas of Winston County, Alabama School System. These schools and children do not have any formal art training or classes in their schools. Even though the teachers try to incorporate as much art and crafts into the regular class structure, these students do not have any fine arts exposure or training in the visual, fine arts music and performances or theatre. There is very little community theatre and/or art galleries (most of which is too far to travel to now with the gas prices.)
James Says:
Mine is an on going act of kindness. I believe in being a gentleman and these days are harder and harder to find. My act(s) of kindness is almost daily I hold the door open for at least one person. Doesn’t matter if the person is female or male holding a door for someone about to walk in it, I feel is just the right thing to do and good manners. I hope everyone who reads this will hold a door open for someone and if anyone holds it open for you be sure to thank them.
Trav Says:
Helped my friend clean up all the mess after his wedding so he could spend more time with his new wife.
Steph Says:
I really went out of my way to help people in the bus.
Paul Says:
I sold all my N64 stuff and bought my best friend a Gameboy SP so she wont go blind struggling to play Tetris on an old Color Gameboy.
ed Says:
Gave directions to out of town vistiors, with some special places to visit; not in any tour book.
John F. Says:
Well, I’ve *just* downloaded your program. So I haven’t had the time to do something nice for anybody yet, save for this: Thank you for a lovely idea… what a great thing. Here’s wishing you huge success!
Lucy Says:
This morning i left a really nice tip at the BEST Dunkin Donuts in Philadelphia (11th and Chestnut) where I go almost every morning. Always amazing service and the perfect way to start the day!
Dan Says:
I picked up lunch for my girlfriend today so she could keep studying for finals without having to stop for lunch. While I was out I stopped by home depot to pick up a towel ring for the office bathroom. She had mentioned the other day how she has wanted one in there so she can dry her hands when she washes them. - - She was really happy.
Joe Says:
I’m donating time this Friday to help raise money to send special needs children to the 2008 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Morgan Says:
I’m going to provide my friends with reusable canvas grocery bags.