Throughout this event, the volunteers actively demonstrated the qualities of compassion and kindness to those in need and reflected upon themselves in many areas. The kindness walk concluded with several interviews of the volunteers sharing how they felt about the experience. In one interview, a student volunteer, 6, spoke about her change in mindset after going on this walk. She said, “Everyday day at breakfast in the morning, I refuse to eat my eggs because I think eggs are disgusting, but after today I think I should eat my eggs every morning because some people don’t even have the money to buy food.” Seeing that other people’s struggles were much more significant than hers, the student now understands that she shouldn’t waste food because she is already fortunate to be able to eat. Another student, 10, also expressed that she learned a lot through this experience and that it taught her some important lessons, saying, ” I learned to not take everything for granted because a little thing like a cup of water can mean a lot to other people.” But not only did these two students express that the walk had greatly impacted them, the majority of the volunteers did as well. Additionally, through interviews with the parents, many also mentioned that they were really grateful this event had taught their child to treat others with kindness, and help those in need. Specifically, one said, “I am really grateful for ImpactHK and the kindness walk because it is an opportunity for the kids to see how poor people in Hong Kong live, and I think in our own will we actually forget that there are people next to us who don’t have somewhere to live or enough to food, and it’s not something we can understand unless we actually see it.”