The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation

The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation Why we do what we do:
To inspire acts of kindness. To improve mental health and well-being. To foster community connections. To provide opportunities for service.

To create a ripple effect. To create a sense of belonging. To inspire change. About Us
The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation (RAK) is a nonprofit with the mission of making kindness the norm. The foundation achieves this by inspiring and facilitating kindness through free resources focusing on schools, workplaces, and homes and communities.

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09/04/2026

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Lift up someone who may be struggling. —Brooke
09/04/2026

Lift up someone who may be struggling. —Brooke

Ready to sprinkle some kindness wherever you go? đź’›Write down a few anonymous compliments on small pieces of paper, fold ...
09/03/2026

Ready to sprinkle some kindness wherever you go? đź’›

Write down a few anonymous compliments on small pieces of paper, fold them up, and leave them in unexpected places for someone to find. A locker, a library book, a desk, a community bulletin board...the possibilities are endless! 🎉

https://cdn.randomactsofkindness.org/raktivists/RAK_Mysterious_Compliment_Confetti.pdf

Celebrate a small win today. —Brooke
09/03/2026

Celebrate a small win today. —Brooke

Listen with an open mind. —Brooke
09/02/2026

Listen with an open mind. —Brooke

As backpacks get packed, schedules fill up, and routines return, it’s the perfect time to get Back to Kindness.This mont...
09/01/2026

As backpacks get packed, schedules fill up, and routines return, it’s the perfect time to get Back to Kindness.

This month’s Kindness Calendar is filled with simple ways to bring kindness into your everyday routine, from encouraging a friend to helping a neighbor or simply choosing a little extra patience. Download your free calendar from our website! https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/

Share your wisdom with others. —Brooke
09/01/2026

Share your wisdom with others. —Brooke

As August comes to a close, it’s a good time to remember that kindness doesn’t always require a grand gesture. Sometimes...
08/31/2026

As August comes to a close, it’s a good time to remember that kindness doesn’t always require a grand gesture. Sometimes, it looks like checking in on a neighbor, helping someone who needs a hand, supporting a local business, or simply making time to care about the people around us.

When we choose to put our neighbors first, we create more than individual moments of kindness: we build a stronger, more connected community.

https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/

“The Man Who Stopped”Yesterday, my dog Bird got loose, and despite searching everywhere, I couldn’t find her.While I was...
08/31/2026

“The Man Who Stopped”

Yesterday, my dog Bird got loose, and despite searching everywhere, I couldn’t find her.

While I was desperately looking for her, Bird had run into four lanes of busy traffic. She came terrifyingly close to being hit more than once.

Then a stranger saw her.

He stopped—not just one lane, but all four—to make sure no one would hit her. He kept Bird safely with him until he heard me screaming her name.

He flagged me down and said four words I will never forget:

“I have your dog. She’s okay.”

He didn’t know Bird. He didn’t know me. He simply saw a dog in danger and chose to stop.

I don’t know his name. I may never see him again. But because he stopped, Bird came home.

Last night, when I kissed my girl goodnight, I counted my blessings twice.

✨Mr. Stranger, thank you for protecting my wrinkle. We will never forget what you did for us.🤍

Best,
Kerri and Bird

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