Spreading kindness in Forest Lawn, group hopes to create new holiday tradition
Published: Dec 18, 2016
Updated: Dec 18, 2016
CBC News
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People in the Forest Lawn area of southeast Calgary are hoping to create a new annual tradition involving random acts of kindness — whether it be a hug, a gift, or even just a smile.
Volunteers spread out over the area on Saturday for the first Pay It Forward event.
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