Project Ideas

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Get to know your members by playing this fun interactive game! You can use anything that has 5 different colors

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

Printable  sheet for mindful coloring.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

Jot down  what your are grateful for each day.

Journal prompts to help promote gratitude.

Start your month with a daily dose of gratitude.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on gratitude.

Take the pledge to stand up against bullying. Students can use the attached pledge or create one of their own.

Create a list of various ways you can take care of your mental and physical health.

Take a look at different activities to help promote self kindness.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Kindness to others and the world through community connection and

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on ourselves as we reconnect with our intention and goals.

by decorating a mandala bookmark. "I am" statements help us to affirm who we are, who we aspire to be

The kids will decorate their superhero by writing/drawing different ways that they can demonstrate personal responsibility. Since we are all

Create Gratitude Mandalas reminding students to turn to gratitude and feelings of hope when they are feeling disappointed, overwhelmed, or

Start a collection drive! If you live in Palm Beach County, collect boxes of cereal for Cereal4All. Put Your Kindness

Students will work together in order to reinforce the concept of compassion. Students can design individual coffee cups . Then

Students will work together to create a big poster of Kindness Clouds out of individual, hand cut outs. The clouds

"No Matter Our Differences, We all Walk Together". Students will create an individual sneaker to represent themselves. Afterwards, Ask the

Use this activity to help show diversity and acceptance.

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

Each day during the month of November, answer on of the 30 Gratitude questions.

Let's find gratitude! Whether this Scavenger Hunt is done physically or we think about our responses, the effect will be

Create your own "I AM" Wheel as a part of exploring self awareness! Get inspiration from this ETSY item by

Think about what you are grateful for and complete the list using magazines and pictures..

Take time to celebrate, express gratitude and reinforce the community you are building! At the end of the year or

Gift a gratitude jar or keep one for yourself.

Take time to honor not only veterans, but active service members and first responders as well.

Upstanders take action to prevent and stop bullying.

Recognize the kind acts happening all around you.

Hunger and food insecurity are year-round problems in our communities look at what you can do to help bring awareness

The beginning of a new school year is the perfect time to focus on Fostering Community and Belonging, making your

This community building activity has groups create building "blocks" by finding things they have in common.

Use the concept of social posts/followers/comments to encourage club members to build community "in real life."

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

Build a portable kindness kit for Gratitude, Compassion, and Kindness "to go".

July is Social Wellness Month. Strengthen your relationships with friends and loved ones. Take time to make a new friend.

Join in National Say Something Day on June 1st.

Laughter brightens the day! Use this template to share jokes with neighbors, family members, and friends. Find kid-friendly joke suggestions

Use this card to leave anonymous "pick-me-ups" for friends, family, neighbors, colleagues, etc. Attach to flowers, treats, bubbles, artwork...

Download this template to use when writing notes of gratitude.

from Mind Yeti Also availalbe en español

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

The Literacy Coalition is a not-for-profit organization committed to ensuring that every resident of Palm Beach County, Florida is able

The Crayon Initiative Flyer_2

Join in our annual cereal drive in collaboration with cereal4all.

Collect and donate new and used Lego sets to local children's hospitals, homeless shelters, and emergency shelters across the United

Help spread kindness by writing letters to children in the hospital,

Spread kindness like confetti! Leave encouraging messages around for friends, family and neighbors to find.

Look for those kind acts today and give a thank you!

Encourage your club members to internalize the message of the peace pledge and share it with their classmates. Middle School/High

Thank the teacher/school/organization that is sharing their space for your meetings.

Make a bulletin board in a common area dedicated to the School Officer(s)

Send good wishes out into the world with a string of peace flags.

Advanced club members can try a rock-wrapping as a variation on rock-painting. (Do an internet search for "rock wrap" videos.)

Use positive images and messages to build your vision for your future. This project can be done for oneself, family,

Track random acts you've performed or received. Get inspiration from others' random acts of kindness. Keep a jar at home,

A take on Project: Hospital Cheer, the purpose of this project is to create positive affirmations for those in the

Remind your local hospital workers (don't forget sanitation staff/volunteers/receptionists, etc.) that the community is grateful for their expertise and efforts.

A regular gratitude practice has positive effects on our physical and mental well-being, even when we keep those grateful thoughts

This project is designed to positively affirm your community. Bonus:  Leave space for community members to contribute to the poster.

Learning how to say "hi" to others in their language is a great way to be welcoming.  Human connection starts

Designed to promote Optimistic Thinking,

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

This project helps participants to understand the cumulative effects of stress in our days and what happens when we don't

Create a deck of prompts to use with a mindfulness journal.

Use this printable Random Acts of Kindness card or create your own. Leave an acknowledgment of the kindness created and

Use this flyer template for Cereal4All's  donation drive. Please be sure to notify Ambassador Support (ambassadorsupport@kindnessmatters365.org) that you will be

A simple template to help create goals.

Choose a prompt or two for use during your meetings or distribute the entire list for club members' personal use.

Decorate and create a color wheel to describe feelings and emotions.

Invite local veterans to visit your club.

To help demonstrate the impact of hurtful words, this is an activity to use with the book "Chrysanthemum".

Participants will give secret compliments to other participants.

Participants will share secret compliments virtually.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue

This activity demonstrates the power of our words.

Decorate rocks of kindness to illustrate how small acts of kindness can have big effects on people and their community.

Create compliments to tear off for a kind and joy-filled moment.

An introduction to homelessness and a way to help.

Come take a peek when a SFL middle school KM365 club wrote and delivered kind notes to their teachers. Be

Eagles Landing Middle School Kindness Matters 365 club shares kind notes with teachers

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Get to know your members by playing this fun interactive game! You can use anything that has 5 different colors

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

Printable  sheet for mindful coloring.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

Jot down  what your are grateful for each day.

Journal prompts to help promote gratitude.

Start your month with a daily dose of gratitude.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on gratitude.

Take the pledge to stand up against bullying. Students can use the attached pledge or create one of their own.

Create a list of various ways you can take care of your mental and physical health.

Take a look at different activities to help promote self kindness.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Kindness to others and the world through community connection and

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on ourselves as we reconnect with our intention and goals.

by decorating a mandala bookmark. "I am" statements help us to affirm who we are, who we aspire to be

The kids will decorate their superhero by writing/drawing different ways that they can demonstrate personal responsibility. Since we are all

Create Gratitude Mandalas reminding students to turn to gratitude and feelings of hope when they are feeling disappointed, overwhelmed, or

Start a collection drive! If you live in Palm Beach County, collect boxes of cereal for Cereal4All. Put Your Kindness

Students will work together in order to reinforce the concept of compassion. Students can design individual coffee cups . Then

Students will work together to create a big poster of Kindness Clouds out of individual, hand cut outs. The clouds

"No Matter Our Differences, We all Walk Together". Students will create an individual sneaker to represent themselves. Afterwards, Ask the

Use this activity to help show diversity and acceptance.

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

Each day during the month of November, answer on of the 30 Gratitude questions.

Let's find gratitude! Whether this Scavenger Hunt is done physically or we think about our responses, the effect will be

Create your own "I AM" Wheel as a part of exploring self awareness! Get inspiration from this ETSY item by

Think about what you are grateful for and complete the list using magazines and pictures..

Take time to celebrate, express gratitude and reinforce the community you are building! At the end of the year or

Gift a gratitude jar or keep one for yourself.

Take time to honor not only veterans, but active service members and first responders as well.

Upstanders take action to prevent and stop bullying.

Recognize the kind acts happening all around you.

Hunger and food insecurity are year-round problems in our communities look at what you can do to help bring awareness

The beginning of a new school year is the perfect time to focus on Fostering Community and Belonging, making your

This community building activity has groups create building "blocks" by finding things they have in common.

Use the concept of social posts/followers/comments to encourage club members to build community "in real life."

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

Build a portable kindness kit for Gratitude, Compassion, and Kindness "to go".

July is Social Wellness Month. Strengthen your relationships with friends and loved ones. Take time to make a new friend.

Join in National Say Something Day on June 1st.

Laughter brightens the day! Use this template to share jokes with neighbors, family members, and friends. Find kid-friendly joke suggestions

Use this card to leave anonymous "pick-me-ups" for friends, family, neighbors, colleagues, etc. Attach to flowers, treats, bubbles, artwork...

Download this template to use when writing notes of gratitude.

from Mind Yeti Also availalbe en español

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

The Literacy Coalition is a not-for-profit organization committed to ensuring that every resident of Palm Beach County, Florida is able

The Crayon Initiative Flyer_2

Join in our annual cereal drive in collaboration with cereal4all.

Collect and donate new and used Lego sets to local children's hospitals, homeless shelters, and emergency shelters across the United

Help spread kindness by writing letters to children in the hospital,

Spread kindness like confetti! Leave encouraging messages around for friends, family and neighbors to find.

Look for those kind acts today and give a thank you!

Encourage your club members to internalize the message of the peace pledge and share it with their classmates. Middle School/High

Thank the teacher/school/organization that is sharing their space for your meetings.

Make a bulletin board in a common area dedicated to the School Officer(s)

Send good wishes out into the world with a string of peace flags.

Advanced club members can try a rock-wrapping as a variation on rock-painting. (Do an internet search for "rock wrap" videos.)

Use positive images and messages to build your vision for your future. This project can be done for oneself, family,

Track random acts you've performed or received. Get inspiration from others' random acts of kindness. Keep a jar at home,

A take on Project: Hospital Cheer, the purpose of this project is to create positive affirmations for those in the

Remind your local hospital workers (don't forget sanitation staff/volunteers/receptionists, etc.) that the community is grateful for their expertise and efforts.

A regular gratitude practice has positive effects on our physical and mental well-being, even when we keep those grateful thoughts

This project is designed to positively affirm your community. Bonus:  Leave space for community members to contribute to the poster.

Learning how to say "hi" to others in their language is a great way to be welcoming.  Human connection starts

Designed to promote Optimistic Thinking,

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

This project helps participants to understand the cumulative effects of stress in our days and what happens when we don't

Create a deck of prompts to use with a mindfulness journal.

Use this printable Random Acts of Kindness card or create your own. Leave an acknowledgment of the kindness created and

Use this flyer template for Cereal4All's  donation drive. Please be sure to notify Ambassador Support (ambassadorsupport@kindnessmatters365.org) that you will be

A simple template to help create goals.

Choose a prompt or two for use during your meetings or distribute the entire list for club members' personal use.

Decorate and create a color wheel to describe feelings and emotions.

Invite local veterans to visit your club.

To help demonstrate the impact of hurtful words, this is an activity to use with the book "Chrysanthemum".

Participants will give secret compliments to other participants.

Participants will share secret compliments virtually.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue

This activity demonstrates the power of our words.

Decorate rocks of kindness to illustrate how small acts of kindness can have big effects on people and their community.

Create compliments to tear off for a kind and joy-filled moment.

An introduction to homelessness and a way to help.

Come take a peek when a SFL middle school KM365 club wrote and delivered kind notes to their teachers. Be

Eagles Landing Middle School Kindness Matters 365 club shares kind notes with teachers

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Get to know your members by playing this fun interactive game! You can use anything that has 5 different colors

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

Printable  sheet for mindful coloring.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

Jot down  what your are grateful for each day.

Journal prompts to help promote gratitude.

Start your month with a daily dose of gratitude.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on gratitude.

Take the pledge to stand up against bullying. Students can use the attached pledge or create one of their own.

Create a list of various ways you can take care of your mental and physical health.

Take a look at different activities to help promote self kindness.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Kindness to others and the world through community connection and

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on ourselves as we reconnect with our intention and goals.

by decorating a mandala bookmark. "I am" statements help us to affirm who we are, who we aspire to be

The kids will decorate their superhero by writing/drawing different ways that they can demonstrate personal responsibility. Since we are all

Create Gratitude Mandalas reminding students to turn to gratitude and feelings of hope when they are feeling disappointed, overwhelmed, or

Start a collection drive! If you live in Palm Beach County, collect boxes of cereal for Cereal4All. Put Your Kindness

Students will work together in order to reinforce the concept of compassion. Students can design individual coffee cups . Then

Students will work together to create a big poster of Kindness Clouds out of individual, hand cut outs. The clouds

"No Matter Our Differences, We all Walk Together". Students will create an individual sneaker to represent themselves. Afterwards, Ask the

Use this activity to help show diversity and acceptance.

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

Each day during the month of November, answer on of the 30 Gratitude questions.

Let's find gratitude! Whether this Scavenger Hunt is done physically or we think about our responses, the effect will be

Create your own "I AM" Wheel as a part of exploring self awareness! Get inspiration from this ETSY item by

Think about what you are grateful for and complete the list using magazines and pictures..

Take time to celebrate, express gratitude and reinforce the community you are building! At the end of the year or

Gift a gratitude jar or keep one for yourself.

Take time to honor not only veterans, but active service members and first responders as well.

Upstanders take action to prevent and stop bullying.

Recognize the kind acts happening all around you.

Hunger and food insecurity are year-round problems in our communities look at what you can do to help bring awareness

The beginning of a new school year is the perfect time to focus on Fostering Community and Belonging, making your

This community building activity has groups create building "blocks" by finding things they have in common.

Use the concept of social posts/followers/comments to encourage club members to build community "in real life."

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

Build a portable kindness kit for Gratitude, Compassion, and Kindness "to go".

July is Social Wellness Month. Strengthen your relationships with friends and loved ones. Take time to make a new friend.

Join in National Say Something Day on June 1st.

Laughter brightens the day! Use this template to share jokes with neighbors, family members, and friends. Find kid-friendly joke suggestions

Use this card to leave anonymous "pick-me-ups" for friends, family, neighbors, colleagues, etc. Attach to flowers, treats, bubbles, artwork...

Download this template to use when writing notes of gratitude.

from Mind Yeti Also availalbe en español

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

The Literacy Coalition is a not-for-profit organization committed to ensuring that every resident of Palm Beach County, Florida is able

The Crayon Initiative Flyer_2

Join in our annual cereal drive in collaboration with cereal4all.

Collect and donate new and used Lego sets to local children's hospitals, homeless shelters, and emergency shelters across the United

Help spread kindness by writing letters to children in the hospital,

Spread kindness like confetti! Leave encouraging messages around for friends, family and neighbors to find.

Look for those kind acts today and give a thank you!

Encourage your club members to internalize the message of the peace pledge and share it with their classmates. Middle School/High

Thank the teacher/school/organization that is sharing their space for your meetings.

Make a bulletin board in a common area dedicated to the School Officer(s)

Send good wishes out into the world with a string of peace flags.

Advanced club members can try a rock-wrapping as a variation on rock-painting. (Do an internet search for "rock wrap" videos.)

Use positive images and messages to build your vision for your future. This project can be done for oneself, family,

Track random acts you've performed or received. Get inspiration from others' random acts of kindness. Keep a jar at home,

A take on Project: Hospital Cheer, the purpose of this project is to create positive affirmations for those in the

Remind your local hospital workers (don't forget sanitation staff/volunteers/receptionists, etc.) that the community is grateful for their expertise and efforts.

A regular gratitude practice has positive effects on our physical and mental well-being, even when we keep those grateful thoughts

This project is designed to positively affirm your community. Bonus:  Leave space for community members to contribute to the poster.

Learning how to say "hi" to others in their language is a great way to be welcoming.  Human connection starts

Designed to promote Optimistic Thinking,

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

This project helps participants to understand the cumulative effects of stress in our days and what happens when we don't

Create a deck of prompts to use with a mindfulness journal.

Use this printable Random Acts of Kindness card or create your own. Leave an acknowledgment of the kindness created and

Use this flyer template for Cereal4All's  donation drive. Please be sure to notify Ambassador Support (ambassadorsupport@kindnessmatters365.org) that you will be

A simple template to help create goals.

Choose a prompt or two for use during your meetings or distribute the entire list for club members' personal use.

Decorate and create a color wheel to describe feelings and emotions.

Invite local veterans to visit your club.

To help demonstrate the impact of hurtful words, this is an activity to use with the book "Chrysanthemum".

Participants will give secret compliments to other participants.

Participants will share secret compliments virtually.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue

This activity demonstrates the power of our words.

Decorate rocks of kindness to illustrate how small acts of kindness can have big effects on people and their community.

Create compliments to tear off for a kind and joy-filled moment.

An introduction to homelessness and a way to help.

Come take a peek when a SFL middle school KM365 club wrote and delivered kind notes to their teachers. Be

Eagles Landing Middle School Kindness Matters 365 club shares kind notes with teachers

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Get to know your members by playing this fun interactive game! You can use anything that has 5 different colors

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

Printable  sheet for mindful coloring.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

Jot down  what your are grateful for each day.

Journal prompts to help promote gratitude.

Start your month with a daily dose of gratitude.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on gratitude.

Take the pledge to stand up against bullying. Students can use the attached pledge or create one of their own.

Create a list of various ways you can take care of your mental and physical health.

Take a look at different activities to help promote self kindness.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Kindness to others and the world through community connection and

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on ourselves as we reconnect with our intention and goals.

by decorating a mandala bookmark. "I am" statements help us to affirm who we are, who we aspire to be

The kids will decorate their superhero by writing/drawing different ways that they can demonstrate personal responsibility. Since we are all

Create Gratitude Mandalas reminding students to turn to gratitude and feelings of hope when they are feeling disappointed, overwhelmed, or

Start a collection drive! If you live in Palm Beach County, collect boxes of cereal for Cereal4All. Put Your Kindness

Students will work together in order to reinforce the concept of compassion. Students can design individual coffee cups . Then

Students will work together to create a big poster of Kindness Clouds out of individual, hand cut outs. The clouds

"No Matter Our Differences, We all Walk Together". Students will create an individual sneaker to represent themselves. Afterwards, Ask the

Use this activity to help show diversity and acceptance.

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

Each day during the month of November, answer on of the 30 Gratitude questions.

Let's find gratitude! Whether this Scavenger Hunt is done physically or we think about our responses, the effect will be

Create your own "I AM" Wheel as a part of exploring self awareness! Get inspiration from this ETSY item by

Think about what you are grateful for and complete the list using magazines and pictures..

Take time to celebrate, express gratitude and reinforce the community you are building! At the end of the year or

Gift a gratitude jar or keep one for yourself.

Take time to honor not only veterans, but active service members and first responders as well.

Upstanders take action to prevent and stop bullying.

Recognize the kind acts happening all around you.

Hunger and food insecurity are year-round problems in our communities look at what you can do to help bring awareness

The beginning of a new school year is the perfect time to focus on Fostering Community and Belonging, making your

This community building activity has groups create building "blocks" by finding things they have in common.

Use the concept of social posts/followers/comments to encourage club members to build community "in real life."

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

Build a portable kindness kit for Gratitude, Compassion, and Kindness "to go".

July is Social Wellness Month. Strengthen your relationships with friends and loved ones. Take time to make a new friend.

Join in National Say Something Day on June 1st.

Laughter brightens the day! Use this template to share jokes with neighbors, family members, and friends. Find kid-friendly joke suggestions

Use this card to leave anonymous "pick-me-ups" for friends, family, neighbors, colleagues, etc. Attach to flowers, treats, bubbles, artwork...

Download this template to use when writing notes of gratitude.

from Mind Yeti Also availalbe en español

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

The Literacy Coalition is a not-for-profit organization committed to ensuring that every resident of Palm Beach County, Florida is able

The Crayon Initiative Flyer_2

Join in our annual cereal drive in collaboration with cereal4all.

Collect and donate new and used Lego sets to local children's hospitals, homeless shelters, and emergency shelters across the United

Help spread kindness by writing letters to children in the hospital,

Spread kindness like confetti! Leave encouraging messages around for friends, family and neighbors to find.

Look for those kind acts today and give a thank you!

Encourage your club members to internalize the message of the peace pledge and share it with their classmates. Middle School/High

Thank the teacher/school/organization that is sharing their space for your meetings.

Make a bulletin board in a common area dedicated to the School Officer(s)

Send good wishes out into the world with a string of peace flags.

Advanced club members can try a rock-wrapping as a variation on rock-painting. (Do an internet search for "rock wrap" videos.)

Use positive images and messages to build your vision for your future. This project can be done for oneself, family,

Track random acts you've performed or received. Get inspiration from others' random acts of kindness. Keep a jar at home,

A take on Project: Hospital Cheer, the purpose of this project is to create positive affirmations for those in the

Remind your local hospital workers (don't forget sanitation staff/volunteers/receptionists, etc.) that the community is grateful for their expertise and efforts.

A regular gratitude practice has positive effects on our physical and mental well-being, even when we keep those grateful thoughts

This project is designed to positively affirm your community. Bonus:  Leave space for community members to contribute to the poster.

Learning how to say "hi" to others in their language is a great way to be welcoming.  Human connection starts

Designed to promote Optimistic Thinking,

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

This project helps participants to understand the cumulative effects of stress in our days and what happens when we don't

Create a deck of prompts to use with a mindfulness journal.

Use this printable Random Acts of Kindness card or create your own. Leave an acknowledgment of the kindness created and

Use this flyer template for Cereal4All's  donation drive. Please be sure to notify Ambassador Support (ambassadorsupport@kindnessmatters365.org) that you will be

A simple template to help create goals.

Choose a prompt or two for use during your meetings or distribute the entire list for club members' personal use.

Decorate and create a color wheel to describe feelings and emotions.

Invite local veterans to visit your club.

To help demonstrate the impact of hurtful words, this is an activity to use with the book "Chrysanthemum".

Participants will give secret compliments to other participants.

Participants will share secret compliments virtually.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue

This activity demonstrates the power of our words.

Decorate rocks of kindness to illustrate how small acts of kindness can have big effects on people and their community.

Create compliments to tear off for a kind and joy-filled moment.

An introduction to homelessness and a way to help.

Come take a peek when a SFL middle school KM365 club wrote and delivered kind notes to their teachers. Be

Eagles Landing Middle School Kindness Matters 365 club shares kind notes with teachers

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Get to know your members by playing this fun interactive game! You can use anything that has 5 different colors

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

Printable  sheet for mindful coloring.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

Jot down  what your are grateful for each day.

Journal prompts to help promote gratitude.

Start your month with a daily dose of gratitude.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on gratitude.

Take the pledge to stand up against bullying. Students can use the attached pledge or create one of their own.

Create a list of various ways you can take care of your mental and physical health.

Take a look at different activities to help promote self kindness.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Kindness to others and the world through community connection and

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on ourselves as we reconnect with our intention and goals.

by decorating a mandala bookmark. "I am" statements help us to affirm who we are, who we aspire to be

The kids will decorate their superhero by writing/drawing different ways that they can demonstrate personal responsibility. Since we are all

Create Gratitude Mandalas reminding students to turn to gratitude and feelings of hope when they are feeling disappointed, overwhelmed, or

Start a collection drive! If you live in Palm Beach County, collect boxes of cereal for Cereal4All. Put Your Kindness

Students will work together in order to reinforce the concept of compassion. Students can design individual coffee cups . Then

Students will work together to create a big poster of Kindness Clouds out of individual, hand cut outs. The clouds

"No Matter Our Differences, We all Walk Together". Students will create an individual sneaker to represent themselves. Afterwards, Ask the

Use this activity to help show diversity and acceptance.

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

Each day during the month of November, answer on of the 30 Gratitude questions.

Let's find gratitude! Whether this Scavenger Hunt is done physically or we think about our responses, the effect will be

Create your own "I AM" Wheel as a part of exploring self awareness! Get inspiration from this ETSY item by

Think about what you are grateful for and complete the list using magazines and pictures..

Take time to celebrate, express gratitude and reinforce the community you are building! At the end of the year or

Gift a gratitude jar or keep one for yourself.

Take time to honor not only veterans, but active service members and first responders as well.

Upstanders take action to prevent and stop bullying.

Recognize the kind acts happening all around you.

Hunger and food insecurity are year-round problems in our communities look at what you can do to help bring awareness

The beginning of a new school year is the perfect time to focus on Fostering Community and Belonging, making your

This community building activity has groups create building "blocks" by finding things they have in common.

Use the concept of social posts/followers/comments to encourage club members to build community "in real life."

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

Build a portable kindness kit for Gratitude, Compassion, and Kindness "to go".

July is Social Wellness Month. Strengthen your relationships with friends and loved ones. Take time to make a new friend.

Join in National Say Something Day on June 1st.

Laughter brightens the day! Use this template to share jokes with neighbors, family members, and friends. Find kid-friendly joke suggestions

Use this card to leave anonymous "pick-me-ups" for friends, family, neighbors, colleagues, etc. Attach to flowers, treats, bubbles, artwork...

Download this template to use when writing notes of gratitude.

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The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

The Literacy Coalition is a not-for-profit organization committed to ensuring that every resident of Palm Beach County, Florida is able

The Crayon Initiative Flyer_2

Join in our annual cereal drive in collaboration with cereal4all.

Collect and donate new and used Lego sets to local children's hospitals, homeless shelters, and emergency shelters across the United

Help spread kindness by writing letters to children in the hospital,

Spread kindness like confetti! Leave encouraging messages around for friends, family and neighbors to find.

Look for those kind acts today and give a thank you!

Encourage your club members to internalize the message of the peace pledge and share it with their classmates. Middle School/High

Thank the teacher/school/organization that is sharing their space for your meetings.

Make a bulletin board in a common area dedicated to the School Officer(s)

Send good wishes out into the world with a string of peace flags.

Advanced club members can try a rock-wrapping as a variation on rock-painting. (Do an internet search for "rock wrap" videos.)

Use positive images and messages to build your vision for your future. This project can be done for oneself, family,

Track random acts you've performed or received. Get inspiration from others' random acts of kindness. Keep a jar at home,

A take on Project: Hospital Cheer, the purpose of this project is to create positive affirmations for those in the

Remind your local hospital workers (don't forget sanitation staff/volunteers/receptionists, etc.) that the community is grateful for their expertise and efforts.

A regular gratitude practice has positive effects on our physical and mental well-being, even when we keep those grateful thoughts

This project is designed to positively affirm your community. Bonus:  Leave space for community members to contribute to the poster.

Learning how to say "hi" to others in their language is a great way to be welcoming.  Human connection starts

Designed to promote Optimistic Thinking,

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

This project helps participants to understand the cumulative effects of stress in our days and what happens when we don't

Create a deck of prompts to use with a mindfulness journal.

Use this printable Random Acts of Kindness card or create your own. Leave an acknowledgment of the kindness created and

Use this flyer template for Cereal4All's  donation drive. Please be sure to notify Ambassador Support (ambassadorsupport@kindnessmatters365.org) that you will be

A simple template to help create goals.

Choose a prompt or two for use during your meetings or distribute the entire list for club members' personal use.

Decorate and create a color wheel to describe feelings and emotions.

Invite local veterans to visit your club.

To help demonstrate the impact of hurtful words, this is an activity to use with the book "Chrysanthemum".

Participants will give secret compliments to other participants.

Participants will share secret compliments virtually.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue

This activity demonstrates the power of our words.

Decorate rocks of kindness to illustrate how small acts of kindness can have big effects on people and their community.

Create compliments to tear off for a kind and joy-filled moment.

An introduction to homelessness and a way to help.

Come take a peek when a SFL middle school KM365 club wrote and delivered kind notes to their teachers. Be

Eagles Landing Middle School Kindness Matters 365 club shares kind notes with teachers

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

Beautify your surroundings with native plants.

While designed for with an ocean view in mind, this project is perfect for lakes, ponds, rivers and streams too.

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

A printable worksheet to help celebrate Earth Day.

This activity looks at the effect of discarded items on the environment.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

Beautify your surroundings with native plants.

While designed for with an ocean view in mind, this project is perfect for lakes, ponds, rivers and streams too.

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

A printable worksheet to help celebrate Earth Day.

This activity looks at the effect of discarded items on the environment.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

Beautify your surroundings with native plants.

While designed for with an ocean view in mind, this project is perfect for lakes, ponds, rivers and streams too.

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

A printable worksheet to help celebrate Earth Day.

This activity looks at the effect of discarded items on the environment.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

Beautify your surroundings with native plants.

While designed for with an ocean view in mind, this project is perfect for lakes, ponds, rivers and streams too.

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

A printable worksheet to help celebrate Earth Day.

This activity looks at the effect of discarded items on the environment.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue

Share a bag with someone in the community to encourage their self-awareness!

Organize a school supply donation drive.

As a group, create a definition of what kindness means.

Participants will create a Kindness Journal to be used at all of your meetings.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing all about Why Kindness Matters.

Put your kindness into action with activities focusing on Self Awareness.

Put your Kindness Into Action with activities all about Reflection!

Show your kindness in action with activities all about Personal Responsibility!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on optimistic thinking.

Help promote and celebrate Random acts of Kindness week every February!

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on empathy and compassion.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on Understanding and Respecting Other.

The bench can become a symbol of friendship to all who visit it.

Put your kindness into action with activities that focus on self- navigation.

A calming jar helps to teach us how to control our emotions as well as how to self-regulate

A fun and interactive bulletin board or activity emphasizing kindness.

School may be out for summer, but Gratitude, Kindness and Compassion are year-round!

The Crayon Initiative collects used crayons from schools, individuals and businesses to remanufacture new crayons and  distribute to children's hospitals.

Beautify your surroundings with native plants.

While designed for with an ocean view in mind, this project is perfect for lakes, ponds, rivers and streams too.

Find ways to spread kindness throughout your world with some Pay It Forward ideas.

A printable worksheet to help celebrate Earth Day.

This activity looks at the effect of discarded items on the environment.

This activity will take several meetings and is designed for kids to learn how to take action on an issue