One of the friendliest guys you will ever meet is Rick Kowalski. He and his dog, Bear, an Alaskan malamute, recently stopped by the Blue Bird of Kindness.
Rick has his own personal kindness campaign as he and Bear help to make hundreds of people feel good about themselves, each and every day.
He has a genuine way of making people smile who he talks with, me included.

Principal Sandra Powers of Hayes Elementary in Lakewood, Ohio invited the Global Kindness Tour to visit her wonderful school. The in-classroom programs for kindergarten through third grade students were great fun and a nice way for these students to learn about kindness in smaller settings.
Thank you to everyone who made this a very special visit.

Thank you to the students, faculty and staff at Lander Elementary School in Mayfield Heights, Ohio for the invitation to their school. Over five hundred students took part in five programs outside by the Blue Bird of Kindness.
Hats off to Principal, Jeff Legan and Counselor, Rebecca Schmidt for this wonderful opportunity.

Donating blood is definitely an act of kindness. It has been a bit of time since I donated blood. It is something too easy to forget. I hope this will serve as a reminder to you.

I started my “Sow Only Seeds of Love” initiative a couple of months after 9/11 in 2001. It was a sticker campaign which encouraged individuals to spread love and kindness to everyone as often often as they can. It was in direct response to the tragedy of 9/11. There are hundreds of thousands of stickers throughout the world. This one was recently sent to me from New York City.