curRENT & CONTINUING projects

Throughout the year we get requests from various individuals and organizations who need help. We reach out to our community and aid them in any way we can. We're grateful our reach expands many states in order to help as many people as necessary.

We continually work to support our local foster programs by donating things like duffle bags, toiletries, clothes, stocking stuffers, and more. We work with other local organizations to accomplish these goals.

Every year we contribute towards providing necessary school supplies for our local students and new books for the schools

Kindness does not discriminate. Kit's Kindness is committed to including and helping everyone regardless of race, gender, age, or religion.

If you follow our social media, you will find that we constantly post information for caregivers. We provide safety, health, education and mental health tips to spread awareness and keep kids healthy, happy and safe.

This year we changed it up a bit. Our theme was Spread Kindness Like Wildflowers and we passed out wildflower seeds as our act of kindness. We use these small tokens to kickstart a chain reaction of random acts of kindness. 

It was brought to our attention that over 100 children who had signed up for the Share the Joy program in our local area were never sponsored and would not be getting any gifts through the program. We partnered with KY Local and the Georgetown Moms to collect donations and buy presents for each child left on the list. 

This was our biggest year ever. We had dozens of volunteers passing out kindness cookies all over the United States and even more performing random acts of kindness. 

We had volunteers all over the United States ready to perform over 500 acts of kindness.

When a child is adopted, they are given (or get to choose) a handmade blanket to take home. In the past, these have all been donated by local organizations. However, due to Covid-19, many of these organizations were not able to donate blankets. Kit's Kindness members made as many blankets as we could, by hand, to donate to these children for their special day. We hope the blankets will be bring comfort to the newly adopted children. 

We were in tears over how many acts of kindness were committed in Kit's name today. People from Maine to California all sent us notes on what they were doing in her honor. Dozens and Dozens of kindness cookies were distributed with a note to pay it forward and do something nice for someone. We had people paying for coffee for the next in line, one delivered bundt cakes to a dozen people to let them know they were important, some bought lunch for a stranger, and one even paid for a full scholarship to summer camp at Kit's old daycare. There were more acts than we can write down, but each and every one of them meant the world to us. The wonderful thing about doing something kind, however, is we have no idea how far-reaching the effects are as the act is passed along. Thank you to everyone who participated. 

This was our first year of doing something kind in Kit's name. When we decided we wanted to celebrate her birthday in this manner and mentioned it to family and friends, we were overwhelmed by the response. Never did we think so many wanted to get involved. In the end, we had hundreds of people doing an act of kindness in Kit's name. When we realized that it brought so much joy to both the giver and receiver, we decided right then and there that this was how we were to celebrate Kit's life going forward... giving and creating a smile on another's behalf. Our precious Kit was always smiling, and we hope she smiled from heaven at the celebration of her life.