I remember a time last summer when I helped a child at the local park. It was a sunny afternoon and I was out for a walk when I saw a little girl, probably around six years old, sitting on a bench and crying. She seemed lost and frightened, so I approached her gently and asked if she was okay. She told me that she had lost sight of her parents while playing. I immediately decided to help her. First, I calmed her down by talking to her and reassuring her that we would find her parents. Then, I took her to the park's office where they made an announcement over the loudspeaker. Within minutes, a worried couple came rushing over and the little girl ran into their arms, visibly relieved. I helped her because I couldn't bear to see a child in distress, and I knew it was important to act quickly to ensure her safety. Helping her made me feel incredibly fulfilled and happy, especially when I saw the relief on her parents' faces. It was a small act of kindness, but it reminded me of the impact we can have on others, even with seemingly simple gestures.