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Strangers Unite Through Unexpected Gifts

Typically when you’re approached on the street by a stranger, there’s usually some kind of question that follows, but not for hundreds of unsuspecting people recently.

Instead, the unsuspecting people on the street that came upon some strangers were gifted two free bouquets of flowers.

There was a catch, though.  Keep one bouquet for yourself, and give the other away to keep spreading kindness.

It’s a whole kindness campaign created by the Society of American Florists called “Petal It Forward.”

Turns out, florists from EVERY STATE participated in giving away flowers on the street, in offices, really anywhere they could spread the love.

(USA TODAY)

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