Know someone you'd like to recognize for helping to #MakeKindnessTheNorm?
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Random Acts of Kindness Foundation 2022 Coloring Contest Winners
We had 6,760 entries in our first annual coloring contest!!
With the help of a random number generator, we selected 10 grand prize winners (entry #s: 2467, 125, 340, 1619, 27, 6359, 217, 5506, 728 and 639) to receive a RAK Make Kindness the Norm® SWAG bag.
Here are images from our 2022 Contest winners. Drum roll please…
A special thanks to the following organizations for helping to #MakeKindnessTheNorm.
Download a kindness award certificate and make their day.
We have taken our CASEL approved, highly effective, evidence-based Kindness in the Classroom® social emotional learning curriculum and made it better. By including a focus on equity, teacher self-care, and digital citizenship, we are excited to share a more engaging, relatable, and inclusive curriculum.
Grades K-5 Grades 6-8 High SchoolTransform your workplace with our FREE 12 month kindness calendar. The calendar features monthly themes structured to create a kinder work culture. Each month offers daily ideas for individuals to complete in a few minutes or less. On top of the daily ideas, there is a team-based idea that can be used to celebrate kindness each month as a team!
Download 2022 CalendarSee our other resources for the workplace below...
A poster showing various ways you can be kind while at work. Hang this in the break room to inspire your team!
Recognize your teammates for their kindnesss by presenting them with a Kindness Award Certificate.
Start a fun game of Kindness Tag in your office where you do anonymous acts of kindness for your teammates.
We've designed a fun kindness challenge to help make kindness the norm™ at home & in your neighborhood. Your challenge (if you choose to accept it) is to complete a series of kindness activities to fill in 60 'hearts'. Each act of kindness is worth one, two or three 'hearts' based on how challenging they are: one-heart activities are quick and easy, two-heart activities are more involved, and three-heart activities are challenging & will take more time.
There's a good mix of activities: various random acts of kindness meant to be done in your home & neighborhood, writing prompts, self-care activities and fun coloring pages too. You choose which activities to do and when to do them—so no pressure. Just do the ones that sound fun to you.
