A mission not just about kindness, but about what's possible.
Sebbie believes kindness is a superpower. He believes in good guys. He believes kindness can stop wars, end famine, and change the world. And he is living proof that one person — against every prediction — can do exactly that.
1% of the way — every £1 moves the mission forward.
Sebbie's mission shows the world
Everything Sebbie does points back to a few simple truths about what kindness can do.
Kindness is free
That kindness is free, universal, and available to everyone — regardless of ability, age, or background.
One person can change the world
That one person with a disability can change the world.
A great leveller
That kindness is a great leveller — it doesn't care who you are or where you come from.
Actions over words
That actions speak louder than words — always.
No diagnosis defines a life
That no diagnosis defines what a life can become.
Hope is built
That hope is not passive — it is built, brick by brick, act by act, one kindness at a time.
Kindness at scale
That kindness, at scale, can stop wars and end famine — Sebbie truly believes this.
“If one act of kindness can change a day, imagine what millions can do.”
Sebbie Hall
Founder, Sebbie Hall Kindness Foundation
The birth of the kindness movement
The defining moment came during the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020. Sebbie wanted to help a friend with cerebral palsy get an adapted communication device so they could stay in touch during lockdown. That single act of kindness unlocked everything.
He set himself a challenge: 100 Acts of Kindness in 10 Days. He completed every single one. And raised his first £1,000.
That was 2020. Since then, Sebbie has carried out a random act of kindness every single day — without exception. Five years. Every day. Rain or shine.
What those five years have produced
- Raised over £100,000 for disabled and vulnerable people.
- 297,980 acts of kindness and counting.
- Donated over 5,000 meals to food banks.
- Funded hundreds of adapted IT devices (tablets, screens, communication devices) for disabled children.
- Supported special schools, families and disability organisations across the UK.
- Helped thousands of disabled young people combat loneliness and isolation.
- Funded arts clubs, sports clubs, equine therapy and IT suites.
- Inspired kindness campaigns across six continents.
- Generated over 1 million online views on a single act of kindness.
"Kindness is my superpower — and spreading the ripple of kindness is what I do every day." — Sebbie Hall