Builds kindness into behavioral expectations, so every student learns it, practices it and feels it.
Learn moreEvidence-based programs helping students, communities, workplaces and incarcerated individuals build healthier relationships, resilience and well-being.
KINDR unites schools, communities, workplaces, prisons, partners and kindness organizations into one connected ecosystem — with the resources, tools and collaborators that help all of them grow.

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Suicide is the second leading cause of death among young people age 10–24.
People don’t have a single friend — amid the highest stress, sadness, pain and worry since 2006.
Loneliness kills. It’s as powerful as smoking or alcoholism.
Twenty-four connected tools to build, engage, manage, grow and measure kindness — available to every member, school, partner and organization in the KINDR ecosystem.
A branded digital ecosystem linking your people, programs, resources, services and tools.
Build & AttractEvent creation, promotion, registration, reminders and follow-up.
Engage & ConvertAn AI copilot that helps people find answers, resources and next steps.
AI & Intelligent AssistanceConnect organizations, experts and funders to exchange referrals and resources.
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Mindful Kindness is grounded in instructional design and built by a team with nearly 300 years of combined education experience. Participants report measurable gains in life satisfaction and well-being.
Mindful Kindness meets people where they spend their days. Hover or tap an arena to go deeper.
Builds kindness into behavioral expectations, so every student learns it, practices it and feels it.
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Supports local kindness projects and Kindness Ambassadors who make it the norm where they live.
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Creates healthier workplace cultures where people feel respected, connected and able to do their best work.
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Builds skills for transformation, accountability and compassion — now grown into its own independent nonprofit.
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"Teach the World to Be Kinder", song written by: Richard Mireles
Richard Mireles wrote the song "Teach the World to Be Kinder" as a tribute to Doug and Linda Carnine and their lifelong work teaching kindness.
The Transformative Power of Mindful Kindness: A Vitamin for Good Mental Health
The Transformative Power of Mindful Kindness: A Vitamin for Good Mental Health In our fast-paced, interconnected world dominated by social media, the mental health crisis among…
Letter from Inside: Roy Tester
Roy Tester and Kelly Lee discuss the ripples of compassion: navigating patience, understanding, and interbeing.
Richard Mireles wrote the song "Teach the World to Be Kinder" as a tribute to Doug and Linda Carnine and their lifelong work teaching kindness.
The KINDR Foundation has successfully implemented mindful kindness programs across three critical arenas: prisons, at-risk youth, and high poverty/minority schools.
Brainstorm Media and KINDR Foundation: inspired by the film After All, this initiative invites you to reflect on family connections, patterns of interaction, and the courage it takes to forgive.
Roy Tester and Kelly Lee discuss the ripples of compassion: navigating patience, understanding, and interbeing.
Kelly Lee is a Zen Buddhist practitioner who works to integrate Zen principles into her daily routine, to be more mindful in everyday life and kinder to both herself and others.
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Somewhere in your community, someone is holding their life together with tired hands. They don’t need a slogan. They need someone to show up.
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It takes a village. Partner with KINDR to bring Mindful Kindness to more schools, communities, workplaces and prisons — and help measure what changes.
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