Hey Pandas, What's Something Wholesome That You Did? (Closed)

So i was at this camp place thing for three days for a school event with some classmates. None of my friends were there, just a few girls i was kind of friendly with and then a lot i had never talked to before. So anyways there were like 12 of us all in one of the rooms where we were sleeping, and we were playing games and whatnot. This place also had a really big main building with vending machines (probably my favorite part of the entire place) and before we were in this room i had gotten some skittles. I was sharing with everyone cuz why not, i didnt know many of them but they were all nice. So i offered this one girl a skittle, and she was really excited, and asked me if i was sure, and of course i said yes, so she said "No one ever gives me candy or anything" and in my head i was like, "oh..." so i gave her another one and she was even happier, so i was like, ok guys i'll be right back i have to go do something, but didnt tell anyone what i was doing. One of the other few girls i did know came with me, thinking something was wrong or something. I returned with another bag of skittles about 5 minutes later, and gave it to the girl. Happiest person i've ever seen. (also this is about one of the few actually nice things i've ever done...)

When I was like 8 years old I went on a field trip with one group or another and we went to McDonald's for lunch. Outside, there was a homeless guy sitting begging for money for food. So, I ordered an extra cheeseburger and walked outside and handed it to him.

There was this one kid in 7th grade who was always saying he wanted to “commit die” my school has a reach out app so you can contact a counselor if you need help, so I used it to report what the kid said. He got the help he needed and is much better now. Note, I don’t know what happened to make him say these things, but I’m glad it’s in the past.

My 80 year old neighbor had a stroke so for the 3 months she was in the hospital I wrote her and made meals for her 85 year old husband

I used to live a few doors down from a school. One afternoon there was a thunderstorm. I was just getting home and a young mum and her daughter were running to their car which was right outside my house, but the little girl (about 5 years old) kept stopping and looking straight up. After the 3rd time the mum yells, 'What are you doing?' and the little girl replies, 'well if god is going to take my picture, the least I can do is smile!'. She though that the lightning was God's camera flash.
The following morning, for some reason, I went to the community centre over the road and asked if I could see their CCTV, It captured a shot of the little girl smiling upwards at the sky and the street lighting made it look a sunbeam was shining on her. I'm not religious but this looked holy AF.
We printed it on photo paper and I discreetly gave to the mum when she came to to drop the girl off at school the following day.
The mum told me a few days later that the girl had said that she was trying to make god happy so that he would make her brave enough to ask the boys to play football with them and now she has the proof that she can do it.