Kindness & Generosity Projects

Barbara J. Jones is the founder of the nonprofit, Surviving Spouse Provisional Center, located in Atlanta, Georgia. She was inspired to start the organization after her husband of 40 years passed away suddenly, and she found herself in crisis. She needed financial and emotional support, but found that there were [...]

Social Muscle Club is a ‘training program’ combining artistic and social practices in order to challenge usual habits of thinking and doing. The club itself began as a private happening in a Berlin living room. It was inspired by a workers’ club in Sheffield, UK, which had the goal of [...]

The “Compassion for Animals project” aims to help more animals by conducting workshops in several schools around New Delhi, India. This project will use social media to motivate everybody about the importance of compassion for all animals.

Foster Alumni Mentors (FAM) project aims to provide a strong support system for Foster Alumni who are doing well to increase opportunities for success and personal growth. This project provides mentoring, networking, advocacy, and workshops to create a community where Foster Alumni are supported, prepared and confident. Through the Who [...]

“Christ the King Vegetable Demonstration project” aims to support a sustainable livelihood through planting vegetables for vulnerable elders, orphans, widows and sick that come to the parish seeking assistance. Through this project, those who reach out for assistance will be empowered to volunteer and support the farming and harvest of [...]

365give inspires people to create a better, happier world by developing a habit of giving — one person, one give, one day at a time. What started as a fun-parenting project has now turned into a global giving moving.

The Peace Project is a NYC-based organization that provides in-school human rights and global citizenship education programs for middle and high school students. The Peace Project addresses a critical need for civics education in New York City schools, specifically working to inform, inspire, and ignite students to address human rights issues that directly affect them, their peers, their community, and their generation.

The Lawn Academy plants rose bushes for the elderly, veterans and persons with disabilities and special needs in the city of Detroit. The Lawn Academy provides a college immersion program for youth ages 11-19 and to further develop their character through service to others.

“Knock Knock Give A Sock” is a non-for-profit organization dedicated to reducing the stigma of homelessness by bringing neighbors together through the distribution of donated goods to those facing homelessness. This project aims to create a world where individuals of all socio-economic backgrounds share, listen, and ultimately know their neighbor (in order to) leading to stronger communities.

Project I Am aims to provides essential toiletries and personal health supplies to homeless people in the City of Chicago and beyond. These supplies, bundled into Blessing Bags, include hygiene wipes, hand sanitizer, Band-Aids, antiseptic, socks, bottled water, toothbrushes, and toothpaste. The Blessing Bags are distributed to those temporarily residing [...]