This week, more than 350 communities across the UK are participating in 'A Million Acts of Hope', a campaign running from May 13 to 20 aimed at countering hate and division through acts of kindness. Events include transforming public spaces into pop-up living rooms, intergenerational dance parties, and food-sharing gatherings, encouraging people to connect and celebrate unity. A recent survey indicates that 65% of respondents believe their local communities are friendly and peaceful, challenging perceptions of division. The campaign is supported by over 200 charities, including Crisis, Mencap, and Trussell, highlighting the everyday compassion and solidarity present in communities. Organizers report that over 60,000 people have signed a massive 'thank you card' acknowledging those who contribute positively to their neighborhoods. The initiative aims to spotlight the many small yet significant acts of kindness that occur daily, reinforcing the message that hope prevails over hate.