Kindness in Bucks spreads even further 

Liz Nicholls

Kindness in Bucks, the community initiative founded by local mums Alison & Hannah has officially become a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) 

What began as a simple act of kindness – donating baby baskets filled with essentials to local midwives and healthcare workers — has grown into a movement across the county.  

To date, Kindness in Bucks has donated more than 700 baby baskets to local families in need. Recognising the growing need for community connection, the team expanded beyond donations.  

Led over the past eight months by Amanda, Kindness in Bucks has delivered free social events for all ages, from baby playgroups and coffee mornings to community walks and wellbeing activities for older people. More than 3,000 residents have attended these events, helping to tackle isolation and build stronger, lasting relationships within the community. 

Kindness in Bucks has supported hundreds of businesses, promoting their services and partnering with them to give free haircuts, beauty treats & more. Seasonal campaigns, such as Easter egg donations and Christmas gift drives, have brought smiles to families across Bucks. 

Alison, Hannah and Amanda run Kindness in Bucks with two part-time helpers. Together, continue to create opportunities for kindness to flourish. “We’re proud of what the community has built together,” they say. “We believe kindness is contagious and by supporting each other, we’ve made a difference.” 

Visit kindnessinbucks.com or email hello@kindnessinbucks.com