Spotted : This young man named Alonte V, I seen his many contributions in Windsor and I was the first person to ignore it saying he was just doing it for school.... Then I saw him in downtown Windsor on January 6th around 9:30pm giving over 20$ to the homeless man sitting in the cold with hot chocolate. God Bless this boy's heart. Makes me give hope to humanity and our youth.

A shout out to all those working outdoors in this fridgid snowy weather. You have been spotted. All police, firemen, paramedics, snow removal, garbage men, recyclable collectors, mail carriers. Just know you are appreciated.
( my apologies to anyone I've missed)

Spotted : Yesterday as I returned home from shopping & pulled into my yardI became stuck at the bottom of the driveway.Nothing I did would get me out.A city of Windsor worker driving a truck stopped & assisted me in digging out my van.This act was greatly appreciated & confirms my faith in people.

Wink : To my wife you have been spotted. My wife had a heart attack a few years back. She is such a strong lady she takes care of our 4 year old Sophie and our 4 months old Luca. When the snow came she decided that she needs to help me clean up. I did not want her to help because of her heart yet she kept on going even though I asked her to stop. I want to say that I am married to such a carrying woman that never thinks of herself. I want to let you know that you are amazing and that you're VERY HARD WORK is never forgotten. From a very appreciating husband LOVE YOU

Spotted : Thank you to the kind person in a pick up truck who bought me a coffee at timmies on Howard . You made my day warmer.

Spotted : I was just at Subway on McDougall location and I witnessed a young man do the act of kindness or pay it forward action cuz there debit machine was messed up!! I joked and said yeah the crazy guy did it but really thought holy there are good people still out here .. So I thought u should be spotted in Windsor ;)

The guy in front if you

Spotted: To the man who got out of his truck to help me and my mom who were stuck by Josephine Avenue. It was January 6 around noon and my mom was stressing out, about to break down in tears until you stopped your car, got out and asked if we needed help. My mom said yes and you offered to move the car for her. It took a while but you got the car to move down the street and towards where we needed to go. Also, to the man who saw what was happening and got out and offered help. Thank you both so much, it's little acts of kindness like this that makes me so happy to be in Windsor.

From, a girl from Toronto who isn't used to strangers being so kind.

Spotted: To a few of my neighbors for their support, encouragement, friendship, and assistance with shopping, etc through my illness. Being new to this city and not knowing anyone or having any family here,

This has been much appreciated and thank you!