The Boston Globe is sending lunch to The Baltimore Sun today

On Tuesday, The Baltimore Sun’s Pete Sweigard tweeted about an act of kindness from the Boston Globe.

Very kind gesture by the @BostonGlobe, which is sending lunch to @baltimoresun's newsroom today. Many thanks. #BostonStrong #LightForAll

— Pete Sweigard (@petesweigard) April 28, 2015

It’s not the only kindness that we’ve seen from journalists as the story in Baltimore unfolds. On Monday night, The Guardian’s Paul Lewis tweeted this:

The @GuardianUS would like to thank the @BaltimoreSun for giving us shelter, coffee and a desk to file from. Genuinely kind gesture.

— Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) April 28, 2015

The Globe has been on the receiving end of kindness before, too. In April of 2013, Andrew Beaujon wrote for Poynter that the Chicago Tribune sent pizzas to the Globe after the Boston Marathon bombing.

And in August of 2013, after about 50 people lost jobs from the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Eric Sandy reported for Cleveland Scene that newsrooms around the country chipped in to cover the bar bill.

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Correction: An earlier version of this story said the Chicago Tribune sent pizzas to the Globe after a Pulitzer win. It was actually after the Boston Marathon bombing.