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What an incredible honor to ring the Closing Bell at @nasdaq to culminate World Kindness Week. So thankful for all of the support and kindness that has led us to this monumental moment.

And to our amazing Kindmakers: this milestone belongs to you. by @kindnessorg

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This #SaySomethingNiceDay, we're taking inspiration from @bravotv #RHOSLC besties @angiekatsanevas and @mary_m_cosby. Tag your bestie and share how you feel about them in the comments! 💖 #TheMoreYouKnow 💫 by @kindnessorg

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“I am incredibly humbled and proud to be elevating kindness in such a meaningful way, challenging the traditional understanding of it by conducting and grounding our work in scientific research. We aim to be the world’s leading authority on kindness, and there’s no better way to show the power and strength of kindness than on an NBA basketball court with the @nyknicks at Madison Square Garden!”

- @jaclyndsey
CEO & Co-Founder of @kindnessorg 💙 taken in Madison Square Garden by @kindnessorg

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The kind of story we love to hear. 💙

When 18-year-old Jordan Hope noticed an older man outside a Walgreens whose shoes were barely staying on his feet, he turned around and gave him the shoes off his own feet.

Jordan had no idea someone nearby was capturing the moment. The woman who witnessed it later shared the video hoping to find him and let his family know about the kindness she had seen. By the next day, the story was making its way across social media.

But Jordan’s kindness continued after that moment. He went back to check on the man, known as Mr. Roy, and learned that he had lost his wife just two weeks earlier. Jordan bought him lunch, arranged a ride, followed him home and stayed for a while to talk.

Since then, Jordan has continued checking in on Mr. Roy and started a fundraiser to help with groceries and other expenses.

We may have only seen this kindness because someone happened to be watching, but Jordan chose it when he thought no one was. And that makes us love this story even more. by @kindnessorg

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Tomorrow is the last day to preorder Craig Conover’s debut children’s book, Patch Work: Bee Brave. Bee Kind. Bee You., and make your preorder count for even more.

For every qualifying copy preordered by Monday, October 12 at 11:59 p.m. ET, Craig will personally donate $1 to kindness.org in support of LearnKind, our free K–8 kindness curriculum.

A story about being yourself, celebrating what makes each of us unique, and choosing kindness along the way.

There’s still time to be part of the impact. Preorder through the link in our bio. by @kindnessorg

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Make someone feel seen. 🤍

A little kindness can go a long way. by @kindnessorg

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Ten years ago, kindness.org began with a belief that kindness could change the world.

Since then, hundreds of millions of people have watched, shared, participated, learned, given, taught, and helped us understand just how powerful kindness can be.

Some of you have been here since the beginning. Some found us somewhere along the way. And some may have known our work before you ever knew our name.

Ten years later, the belief that started it all is stronger than ever.

Thank you for being part of these first ten years of kindness.org.

Here’s to what kindness can do next. by @kindnessorg

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You can be part of Craig Conover’s next chapter, too.

Patch Work: Bee Brave. Bee Kind. Bee You. is Craig’s debut children’s book, a story about celebrating what makes each of us unique and choosing kindness along the way.

For every qualifying preorder, @caconover will personally donate $1 to kindness.org in support of LearnKind.

Preorder by October 12 at the link in our bio. by @kindnessorg

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More than 8,000 educators in more than 80 countries have already brought LearnKind into their classrooms, creating opportunities for students to learn, practice, and experience kindness.

And there’s room for countless more.

LearnKind is free, research-based kindness education for K–8 classrooms, giving educators the tools to make kindness part of how students learn and grow.

Explore LearnKind today at the link in our bio. by @kindnessorg

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There’s a difference between avoiding an awkward moment and looking out for someone. Sometimes kindness is simply saying the thing you’d want someone to say to you.

Kindness is not niceness. by @kindnessorg

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The best perspective on LearnKind comes from the educators bringing it into their classrooms.

Their experiences help show what kindness education can look like in practice, with real students, in real schools, every day.

We’re grateful to every educator who makes space for kindness in the way they teach.

Explore our new LearnKind website at the link in our bio. 🤍 by @kindnessorg

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A preorder with a purpose. 🤍

We’re excited to partner with Craig Conover on the release of his debut children’s book, Patch Work: Bee Brave. Bee Kind. Bee You.

For every qualifying copy preordered, Craig will personally donate $1 to kindness.org in support of LearnKind, our free K–8 curriculum that brings evidence-based kindness education into classrooms.

At the heart of Patch Work is a message we believe in deeply: celebrating what makes each of us unique and choosing kindness along the way.

Preorder by October 12 and help us bring more kindness into classrooms, one book at a time. Find the preorder link in our bio. by @kindnessorg

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