SEATTLE — Feb. 17 is National Random Acts of Kindness Day, and Verizon is leading the way with kind acts in the community. Verizon surprised shoppers with a box of goodies from indi chocolate.
“This is all about spreading kindness,” said Chris Fitzgerald, Verizon director of consumer sales. “If we can brighten somebody’s day, put a smile on somebody’s face, while also encouraging them to do something kind themselves, I think that’s a win for us today.”
Many shoppers at Pike Place Market were delighted to receive the treats and eager to share kindness themselves.
“This time of year, especially in Washington, it’s a little gray and dreary outside, so people aren’t always as inclined to interact and be warm to one another,” a recipient said. “I think it’s a good reminder.”
Verizon also bought fuel for people last summer and groceries this past Thanksgiving as part of its #ACallForKindness campaign. The company hosted neighborhood meetups and added kindness murals to local cityscapes as well.
“This Call for Kindness campaign was really to remind people to not only be kind to themselves but be kind to each other,” said Kacie Holder, Verizon communications manager.
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