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Kindness Hall of Fame
Visit the Kindness Hall of Fame. Nominate someone you feel has either consistently delivered acts of kindness over the years or has performed one extraordinary act of kindness. We call it “passing a Sequin of Kindness.”
Resources for Teachers
The Sequin of Kindness™ blog is dedicated to those of us who have the powerful responsibility to positively impact the young.
Use this website as a resource in your classroom to gain inspiration, promote ideas, and generate the intrigue necessary to spark a kindness movement throughout your communities.
Submit Your Sequin!
If you would like to contribute your own Sequin of Kindness™ story, classroom assignment, or lesson plan please fill out this form.Thank you!
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Cancer Survivor Passes Sequins
While a Grandmother was eating at a restaurant in Chelmsford, Massachusetts with her daughter and five grandchildren, a woman approached the table and asked if they were all related. They said they were and the woman asked the Mom if … Continue reading →
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