I went to my local shop and bought 100 fresh roses and carefully tied a handwritten note to each stem. These were the same exact notes that had helped me through my storms—the ones that reminded me to hold on, to hope. I wandered through streets and parks of my hometown, leaving the notes and roses behind on benches, bus stops, and doorsteps—as tiny offerings to strangers I’d never met, to pass on the comfort I once needed so badly. And by the end of that day, one thing was crystal clear: the world doesn’t just 'need' more kindness—it’s desperate for it. In that moment, Dear Stranger was born. From a deeply personal place—my pain was shaped into purpose. What began as a simple act of healing has grown into something powerful. Our kindness cards are now small beacons of hope, soft reminders that even in your darkest moments, you are not alone. There is still light. There is still hope. And there is still so much love in this world—even from hearts you haven’t met yet. This is more than a mission. It’s a movement—to make kindness to strangers a way of life. Through our Kindness Crew programme, people from all walks of life are stepping into their communities to share love, lift spirits, and remind the world that humanity still exists. Sometimes, all it takes is one kind soul to change someone’s day - and that soul is you.