Found this written on a log at Chippewa Park (Riverside & Lesperance) at sunrise this morning (June 10)

I want to say a heartfelt thank you to the family at Franco's last night who bought dinner for my sister and her friend! You know who you are! Because of you, our family and friends have a renewed sense of humanity and we are grateful to have people like you in our world. Hugs!

Amazing act of kindness and generosity!
I found out I had lost my wallet at the checkout. Flustered with embarrassment and concern I was going to have to leave the loot behind. The sad thing was my oldest son was buying presents from him to his little brother for his bday. The lady behind me paid for our purchases. What an angel!
Of course still flustered and concerned on my wallet whereabouts I never thought to get her number to repay her.
My hope is that she might see this and I can somehow get in touch or know I will pay it forward!

Today my mom woke up at 5 a.m. and drove to Lasalle to care for a friends children who's baby brother is hospitalized. She got one ready for school and brought the other one home. She baked cookies and played with the little girl and myself. Then she made supper for the family so the mom didn't have to. This is my mom, giving all the time and helping everyone. My mom does everything for me. I am almost 18 in August and I have Cerebral Palsy and I'm a wheelchair bound. After 11 years of applying and trying my mother got a letter in the mail from a Charity saying that she is being 'gifted a wheelchair van' today! We were so happy we both cried a lot. My mom helps me do my banking and I got a brand new card today that does tap. I wanted to try it but I couldn't get into the store so I waited outside with my dog Sam. My mom lined up with Milk and chocolate bars and an iced tea. She tapped my card and it didn't work. She saw someone talking to me and came outside to verify my card number and tell the lady who was talking to me that I can't speak. I can hear. YOU paid for my stuff. YOU, who doesn't know this was one of the best days of my life. One of the days I find out that I can go anywhere with my mom now where I could never before without huge expense and often painful for my mom to lift me. YOU have no idea, that on top of the best day that could not have got better, proved that it did. My mom and I cried and giggled all the way home for your generosity and kindness. It is truly something else when a total stranger does something like this random act of kindness. I don't think it was because you felt sorry for me, I think you are just a nice guy. I know my mom thinks you thought we didn't have the money, we do, it's just the new card is wonky so she is embarrassed for sure. However, we are both very very grateful and God bless you for doing such a wonderful thing on our best day ever! I hope you know that tomorrow morning mom and I are going to pay it forward - it's contagious and you and your partner are good people. Thank you Thank you Thank you. & lt;3

i would like to thank the person at freshco who found 2 cases of pop in a shopping cart in the parking lot for bringing them back into the store my daughter forgot them in the cart its nice to see honest and nice people are still out there so thank you again

I am desperate I lost my wallet on Ouellette street it's black had over 400$ in it ( not expecting to get that back more than likely ) so if you found it and hesitant to give it back to me with no money in it don't worry i just want my IDs and all my info please. its a pain to go get all that stuff . If someone on here found or knows someone who found a black wallet please txt or call 519-990-2894

This morning my son, granddaughter & I go to Home Depot to get some wood for shelves he is making for her room. When we come out I find on my driver's seat the extra key fob(which is actually the 3rd one since I already had 2 that came with the truck) from the people I bought the truck from 8 months ago, so Thank You for going out of your way to give it to me!!!!! :-)

I would like to recognize the awesome cashier working the express lane and customer service counter at Food Basics (on Lauzon Rd.) this morning. Her name is Kathy, my husband and I go to her all the time because she is always so friendly. The customer in front of me dropped a paper on the floor in front of my grocery cart. Kathy asked me to pass it to her so she can give it to the lady who dropped it. She then politely asked me to wait a second so she could try to catch up to the lady and give her the paper she dropped. She came back in and said the she couldn't catch her but lady was another regular or hers and will give it to her next time she is in the store. After ringing in my groceries she looked at the paper and grabbed a phone book. I asked her if everything was ok. She replied that it was the customers paycheck and was looking up her workplace number. While I was packing my stuff, she called and let them know that the lady dropped her check and that it was at customer service. Now that needs recognition. Excellent customer service, honesty, and going out of her way to make sure the lady would get her check back. So happy there are friendly people and honest people still out there.