It’s always a good time to “try a little kindness.”
If you want to start now, you don’t have to actually do 100 acts of kindness, although it’s possible to do 100 acts of kindness in a day if you really work at it! But the 100 Acts of Kindness Project is a great way to remind yourself to go out of your way to be kind.
Also, Random Acts of Kindness Week through the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation comes up in February. And, of course, February is “heart” month.
Kindness Ideas and Inspiration
Kindness Projects Pinterest Board
Kindness Ideas from The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation
100 Ideas for Kindness from Karma Cooler
Make a list: Ways to Be Kind from Family Matters
100 Acts of Kindness Project (my post at Living Montessori Now)
Make the World a Happier Place with Acts of Kindness (my post from last year)
“No Act of Kindness” Word-Art Freebie (without watermark)
“Never Forget Kindnesses” Word-Art Freebie (without watermark)
“Practice Random Kindness” Word-Art Freebie (without watermark)
“Try A Little Kindness” – Glen Campbell
Photo Credit: Photo at the top of the post by Wade M at Flickr Creative Commons.
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Love these Deb! I’m actually going to a project for Random Acts of Kindness with my preschoolers through a website that I found through you! I think it may be this same project. Thanks so much for sharing.
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Thanks, Betsy! I bet it is the one through Toddler Approved … so much fun! What a great project to do with your preschoolers (or with any age)! 🙂
This is a great article. I would love to join the conspiracy of kindness. Random kindness definitely leads to senseless acts of beauty, and that is what makes life so beautiful.
The picture messages are so wonderful and the video is an extra treat.
Thanks for sharing.
-Hugo
Thanks for your kind comment, Hugo! Have a great week! 🙂
As someone passionate about kindness and encouragement (I call it sheltering) this post really spoke to me. So much content available here. Cleveland Armory said, “What the world needs is a new kind of army–an army of the kind.” I hope your post finds some new soldiers!
Thanks so much, Pamela! The term “sheltering” is wonderful … and I love the quote! 🙂
‘A little thought and a little kindness are often worth more than a great deal of money.’
Nice article 🙂
Thanks, Chris! I totally agree about a little thought and kindness being worth more than money. 🙂