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Your ripple
starts today

Whether you're a student, a family, a class or a whole school — we'd love you to take part. Notice a small act of kindness. Share it with us. 

The Kindness Ripple Challenge is a simple invitation for students, schools, families and communities to notice, share and practise small acts that strengthen connection and spread kindness.

Help start a ripple that reaches further than you'll ever see. A ripple can begin in a hallway, a classroom, a kitchen, a garden, a group chat, or one small message. Quiet kindness counts. Connection starts small.

 

#SmallActsBigRipples

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Kindness Ripple Challenge

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Join the Kindness Ripple Challenge

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Big Ripples

Kindness has a way of staying with us.

Share a moment you offered, received, witnessed or showed yourself and help it travel.

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Small Acts. Big Ripples

The Kindness Ripple Challenge is a simple invitation to practice small acts of kindness.

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A ripple can begin in a hallway, a classroom, a kitchen, a garden, a group chat, or one small message. Quiet kindness counts. Connection starts small.

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Complete Form 


Submit a short kindness story through the form below. Tell us your story and help the ripple travel.

From time to time we will celebrate ripples with a prize or community spotlight. 

Share your Ripple

Are you entering as: student / family / class / school / individual or community group?

Only submit stories you have permission to share.  

For Schools

Schools can take part in simple, meaningful ways: a moment of kindness witnessed, a weekly kindness act, a class kindness wall, a note-writing  moment, a buddy activity or a conversation about including someone.

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The goal is not perfection. It is creating a culture where people feel seen, included and supported.  

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For Families

At home, kindness might look like:

  • Phones away at dinner.

  • Making someone a cup of tea.

  • Checking in properly.

  • Helping without being asked.

  • Giving someone a fresh start.

  • Taking a walk together when words feel hard.

 

The smallest moments often become the ones people remember.

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  • Send a message to someone who might need it.

  • Invite someone in instead of leaving them out.

  • Say thank you to someone who makes your day easier.

  • Be kinder to yourself when your mind feels loud.

  • Buy someone a coffee or a drink.

  • Walk outside with someone who needs to talk.

  • Put your phone away and really listen.

  • Notice a moment of kindness you received.

You could:

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  • It can be something you did, something someone did for you, something your class or school did, or a moment in everyday life that helped someone feel less alone.

  • You can choose whether your story stays private or is shared anonymously to inspire others.

Share a moment that stayed with you

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Celebrating the ripples.
 

The Kindness Ripple Challenge is about kindness, not competition, but shared stories help the ripple travel. 

 

Throughout the year, we'll share weekly kindness prompts for schools, families and our online community.

 

From time to time, we may celebrate some of the ripples shared with us through a small prize, special experience or community spotlight.  These might include a voucher, a self-kindness gift or a class well-being session.

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Celebrating ripples
 

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How it works
 

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Before you share
 

Image by Andrew Coelho

One act.
One conversation.
One ripple.

 

The Kindness Ripple Challenge is created by Kyne Foundation as part of our wider work to nurture youth wellbeing, connection and community. 

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- KYNE FOUNDATION

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Join the movement @kynefoundation 
#SmallActsBigRipples

Get in touch

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20-21 St Patrick's Rd

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