Never forget how wildly incredible you are. —Brooke

Embrace mistakes - they help us learn and do better. —Brooke

Here's today's kindness challenge! #MakeKindnessTheNorm

Smile at strangers to brighten their day. —Brooke

🏫 Help make kindness the norm at your school! Download the Distinguished Kindness School/Classroom checklist, complete the activities, and email it to us to receive your certificate. Let’s build classrooms where empathy and learning thrive together. 💛 www.randomactsofkindness.org/for-educator...

Help someone you see struggling today. - Brooke

It’s never too late for Socktober! ✨ How to join in anytime: 1️⃣ Set a donation goal (10, 50, 100 pairs!) 2️⃣ Collect socks at school, work, or home 3️⃣ Deliver them to a local shelter Small acts, big warmth...all year long. 💛 Download the guide: www.randomactsofkindness.org/become-a-rak...

Your act of kindness could restore someone's faith in humanity. —Brooke

Ever wonder why teens act the way they do? Dr. Dan Siegel, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA, breaks down the science behind adolescent brain development, revealing how empathy, connection, and understanding can guide young minds through this transformative stage. youtu.be/0O1u5OEc5eY

Do something that brings you joy today. —Brooke

Join a global community of kindness-doers who believe in making the world a better place, one small act at a time. 💛 Become a RAKtivist today: randomactsofkindness.org/become-a-raktivist

Never underestimate your influence on others. —Brooke

👻 It’s the season for Spooky Acts of Kindness! This month, leave a treat for a neighbor, compliment a creative costume, or share a surprise boo basket. Small gestures can make a big impact! Share your favorite spooky act of kindness in the comments below.

Tell someone, simply and sincerely: You matter to me. —Brooke

A simple reminder that kindness starts with us, and even the smallest act can make a big difference. #MakeKindnessTheNorm

Give someone your time - the most precious gift of all. —Brooke

💗 October is a time to honor, support, and stand beside those impacted by breast cancer. Kindness can take many forms: listening, donating, checking in, or simply wearing pink in solidarity. Every gesture matters.

Offer your seat, your turn, your moment, without hesitation. —Brooke

Kindness doesn’t just make others feel good: it creates positive changes in your body and brain. 🧠 From reducing stress to boosting happiness, every act of kindness counts. Explore the research behind how kindness changes you (and the world): www.randomactsofkindness.org/the-science-...

Encourage a dream, no matter how fragile it may seem. —Brooke

🎃👻 Halloween is almost here...it's time for a little spooky kindness! 1️⃣ Print the Boo poem from www.beenbooed.com 2️⃣ Fill a basket with Halloween goodies 🍬 3️⃣ Leave it on a neighbor’s doorstep 🎃 4️⃣ Ring the bell 🔔 and run before they spot you! Let’s make Halloween a little sweeter for everyone.

Pause to thank those whose work is often unseen. —Brooke

💚 Today is World Mental Health Day. Kindness has a proven effect on mental well-being. A simple act, like listening, reaching out, or offering compassion, can make someone feel less alone. 💭 Reflection: Who can you check in on today?

Celebrate another's success as if it were your own. —Brooke

“The best index to a person's character is how he treats people who can't do him any good and how he treats people who can't fight back.” —Abigail Van Buren #MakeKindnessTheNorm

Compliment the effort, not just the outcome. —Brooke

October is here, and that means it’s time for Socktober! This month-long celebration is dedicated to kindness and community support through the gift of a new pair of socks! 🧦 Download the toolkit to get started: www.randomactsofkindness.org/become-a-rak...

Offer help before it is asked; surprise need with care. —Brooke

Let your laughter spill, and share it without holding back. —Brooke

🎗️ October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It’s a time to honor fighters, survivors, and those we’ve lost, while also supporting research and early detection. Acts of kindness can bring strength and hope to someone on their journey.

Offer silence as a gift—listen fully, without reply. —Brooke

👻 October is here, and so is our theme: Spooky Acts of Kindness! This month, let’s prove that kindness isn’t scary at all...it’s the treat we all need. From surprise notes to boo baskets, let’s sprinkle a little fun and kindness everywhere. What “spooky” act of kindness will you try this month?

Sweeten an ordinary moment with unexpected caring words. —Brooke

Socktober: Collect and donate new socks—one of the most requested (and least donated) items at shelters. 👻Ghoulish RAK Rocks: Paint rocks with cheerful or spooky designs and hide them around your community for neighbors and trick-or-treaters to find. www.randomactsofkindness.org/become-a-rak...

Applaud the courage it takes to show vulnerability. —Brooke

Let kindness shine like sunlight. Let others feel the warmth. —Brooke

How have your small acts of kindness created ripples this month? Maybe you held the door for someone, sent a thoughtful message, donated a few minutes of your time, or simply offered a smile. These little moments may feel small in the moment, but together they build something powerful.

Even a whisper of love reshapes silence. —Brooke

Words matter. 💌 This RAKtivity invites you to design Compliment Cards and share them in your school, workplace, or community. A single card could brighten someone’s whole week! Download the toolkit: www.randomactsofkindness.org/become-a-rak...

Scatter hope like wildflower seeds on wind. —Brooke

Did you know kindness boosts your health, happiness, and even academic success? Learn more in our Science of Kindness video! Check it out: www.randomactsofkindness.org/the-science-...

Smile—your soul’s sunlight breaks another’s storm. —Brooke

Share with those around you. 💛

Whisper kindness, let the world echo. —Brooke

🏢💡 What if kindness was part of your workplace culture? Learn how your organization can become a Distinguished Kindness Workplace: www.randomactsofkindness.org/kindness-at-...

Trees tell us: Stand tall, bend when needed. —Brooke

Want to spread kindness with a global community of change-makers? Become a RAKtivist and see how small acts make a big impact! Sign up here: www.randomactsofkindness.org/become-a-rak...

Sunsets remind us endings can be beautiful too. —Brooke

🍂 Happy first day of fall! Fall into kindness with small acts that make a big difference. Head over to our website for FREE resources to help you make kindness the norm: www.randomactsofkindness.org

Gratitude turns ordinary days into quiet celebrations. —Brooke