Thank you to Grace Murdock, from Salisbury, Maryland, who started the Kindness Bracelet movement. Grace arranged four days of activities including school visits, business and church organization visits, local media, local authorities, parking passes, etc… to promote kindness to one and all. This is going to be such an incredible four-day visit.

Six-year-old Vesper and her four-year-old brother Evan from San Francisco saw Bogart and he soon became the object of all their affection. Their grandparents loved the messages on Kindness Bus. #bostonterriers #sanfrancisco #kindness.

The Adult Basic Education department at Sandhills Community College invited us to come speak to their students. ABE classes for the Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced adult learners help them improve reading, writing, math, spelling, and language skills to fulfill educational and/or vocational goals.
What a kind caring group

Thank you to Chatham Academy in Savannah, Georgia which educates students with Learning Disabilities, ADHD, and similar learning differences. Their goal is to help each student reach their potential academically and socially in turn becoming productive members of society. We had a wonderful visit to their campus today.

One of my favorite visits in Savannah, Georgia is to the wonderful people at the United Way of the Coastal Empire. Jenny, who is an alum of Virginia Tech was thrilled to put a coat of paint on the Virginia Tech panel on the back of the Kindness Bus

James said seeing the Kindness Bicycle was an answer to his prayers. He believes that awareness is so important for those with special needs. He has a brother with cerebral palsy and was born without eyes. Thank you James for being such an inspiration.

Thank you to Florida Community Bank and it’s president and CEO, Kent Ellert for the huge support of our travels on our ‘Ring Our Country with Kindness’ ride around the perimeter of the United States for children with special needs. FCB plays a big role in children’s lives throughout the state of Florida. They are working to stop child abuse in the dozens of communities they serve.