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Kindness is easier to put into action when people have the tools to do it. This library is being created to give individuals, families, schools, clubs, organizations, and communities practical resources they can use.
Browse the library
Select a category to narrow the resources. Click a resource to learn more about how it can be used.
Great for: Individuals, classrooms, clubs, families, teams, and community groups.
Format: Printable activity.
Great for: Schools, clubs, families, events, and team activities.
Format: Printable game.
Great for: Individuals, card exchanges, schools, clubs, organizations, and community projects.
Format: Printable guide.
Great for: Clubs, schools, organizations, families, businesses, and community groups.
Format: Planning worksheet.
Great for: Classrooms, families, clubs, youth groups, and community gatherings.
Format: Discussion guide.
Great for: Student councils, kindness clubs, classrooms, and school organizations.
Format: Idea guide.
Great for: Schools, events, clubs, families, and kindness campaigns.
Format: Printable cards.
Great for: Clubs, schools, organizations, families, and community groups.
Format: Planning guide.
Build from there.
Starting a kindness project?
You don't need a huge organization, a large budget, or hundreds of volunteers to make a difference. A meaningful project can begin with one person noticing a need and deciding to do something about it.
Start by identifying something you care about. Think about who could benefit, what you can realistically do, and whether there are people who could help you. Then take the first step.
What could be better, easier, or more encouraging for someone?
Decide on one realistic thing you can do.
Invite people who want to help create the ripple.
Put your idea into action and learn from the experience.
Resources for every kind of ripple.
For Students
Activities, challenges, encouragement ideas, and project-planning tools for young people.
For Schools
Materials that can support kindness clubs, classrooms, student leadership, and school-wide initiatives.
For Families
Simple activities that can help families practice kindness together.
For Groups
Tools for clubs, teams, organizations, and other groups looking to create a kindness project.
For Communities
Guides and ideas for community organizations and local groups interested in spreading kindness.
What's coming next?
We're continuing to build this library so that more people can access practical tools for kindness, service, encouragement, and community involvement.
Kindness Week Toolkit +
A complete starting point for planning a kindness-focused week, including activity ideas, planning prompts, recognition ideas, and ways to involve different parts of a school or community.
Classroom Kindness Toolkit +
Future classroom materials will provide educators with activities and discussion prompts designed to help students explore kindness, encouragement, inclusion, gratitude, and community.
Volunteer Project Planner +
A planning resource designed to help individuals and groups organize volunteer and service projects from the first idea through completion.
Kindness Campaign Kit +
Future campaign materials will help schools, organizations, businesses, and community groups organize a focused kindness campaign and encourage others to participate.
Printable Encouragement Collection +
A growing collection of printable cards, notes, prompts, posters, and other materials designed to make it easier to share encouragement.
Resources are only useful when people use them.
Take an idea. Make it your own. Share it with someone else. And let the ripple continue.