Inspiring Students to Be Kind - On Campus and in their Communities

​Kindness really does make a difference in our world.  The 21 Day Kindness Challenge team is proud of this teen who is reaching out and doing what he can to spread kindness in his community.  With a simple yet very helpful act of kindness, this teen made a difference for his neighbor.  Thank you, Brett, for reminding us how easy it is to be kind! 
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We encourage you to share Brett's story with your students, and see what kind acts you can inspire in them! 

​Do you want to give ideas to your students on how to spread kindness in their neighborhoods, too?
Here are 5 easy ways to say thank you or just let people know that you care.

• Bring flowers to a neighbor
• Leave a handwritten note in a neighbor's mailbox saying something nice about them
• Bake cookies and leave them for your mail delivery person, garbage man, utility worker, etc.
• Host a clean up day at a neighborhood park
• Take your neighbor's garbage cans to the curb

​Do you have some other ways that you or your students spread kindness in your community? We want to hear from you! Share them with us by commenting on this blog post or by sharing on our social media channels Facebook and Twitter.