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Most of what we have heard about coronavirus until this point has been negatively crushing. People become sick and dying, Italy is in Lockdown, anxious buyers deplete shops, racism is on the rise, companies are suffering and panic strikes its peak. But, through all this, there have been light spots that will restore your faith in humanity. Here are some of the most commonCoronavirus acts of kindness stories We have seen so far, all over the world.

1. The butcher of the U.K. who offered to put in place a two-week care set of anyone who was to be quarantined and had limited funds

Dave Jones, the owner of Jones Butchers in Earlsheaton, U.K., went viral after promising to send food to those who need it.

2. The two little girls in Australia who have used their fairy money for teeth to buy tissues and hygienic paper for the elderly

March 6,Petrina McGuire Shared a photo of two young best friends-addson, 6 years old and Lucy, 4-who used their pocket money to buy supplies for retirees. McGuire, the mother of Addyson, saidThe daily mail That the little girl had the idea when she saw empty shelves of toilet paper and learned that some people were storing the product. She asked if she could "buy some of the distribution to those who might have failed to use the money she had saved from the tooth fairy." And so, she and Lucy charged their wagon andAided the elderly.

3. The woman in Oregon who bought races for a couple of seniors who was too scared to go to the store

The 11th of March,Rebecca Mehrawent to the Oregon grocery store when an elderly woman shouted for her to come and tells him that he and her husband were too afraid to go in the store, sinceCoronavirus strikes the elderly Particularly difficult.

"She told me she was sitting in the car for nearly 45 minutes before having arrived, I'm waiting to ask for help to the good person," Mehra tweeted. The woman gave her money and a grocery list, and Mehra bought the grocery store for them.

"I know it's a period of hysteria and nerves, butoffers to help someone you can. Everyone does not have people to turn to. "

4. The 11-year-old boy of New Jersey who donated 1,150 disinfectants of his hand to his community

Jayden Perez, 11, had luck when his family decided to buydisinfectants of the hand In bulk at the end of February. His mother,ANA ROSADO, said Northjersey.com that Jayden "was concerned that some students had no disinfectant because they were selling everywhere." So he decided toGive 1000 disinfectants in hand At its local school district and 150 additional at the police station, fire department and public library.

5. Cleveland Cavaliers PlayerKevin Love, which gives $ 100,000 to the financial workers of the NBA's decision to cancel the season due to coronavirus

"The pandemics are not just a medical phenomenon", posted from Love on Instagram. "They affect individuals and society on so many levels, withStigma and xenophobia be just two aspects of the impact of apandemic fireplace. It is important to know that those with aMental illness can be vulnerable the effects of widespread panic and threat. Be kind to each other. "And for more this, read:That's what it's like having an OCD during the coronavirus epidemic.