At Kindagious we provide interactive experiences and games for individuals, families, groups and organizations who are seeking to embrace a culture of kindness while having fun and strengthening their community.
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The Kindness Quest is a fun interactive activity that will have you out in your community spreading kindness to strangers (fellow humans and potential friends) and to your fellow teammates.  Read More >>

What is the research on kindness?  Who else is out there in the world spreading kindness and connection? Check out the information on all things kindness!
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Only have 5 minutes or no money to spend?

Compliment the first three people you talk to today

Smile at five strangers

Leave letters of encouragement on people’s cars

Leave a note on someone’s car telling them how awesome they parked

Hold the doors open for people

Let someone go in front of you in line

Help a senior with their groceries

Hold the elevator for someone

Write a kind or encouraging message on a napkin

Offer to take a photo of a couple

Give someone a gift card that you don’t intend to use

Give up your seat on the bus/subway/train to another person

Instead of posting negativity online start a “Positive Gossip” thread.

While you’re out, compliment a parent on how well-behaved their child is

Tweet or Facebook message a genuine compliment to three people right now

Email or write an old teacher who made a difference in your life

Compliment someone to their boss

Let them have the parking space

Take out your neighbor’s trash/recycle bins for them

Give away items for free on Craigslist.

Give someone a hug.  Ask first!

Check in daily by text with somebody currently going through a hard time

When you’re throwing something away on the street, pick up any litter around you and put that in the trash too.

Relay an overheard compliment

Offer to return a shopping cart to the store for someone loading groceries in their car.

Say thank you to a janitor

Put your phone away while in the company of others

Have a LinkedIn account? Write a recommendation for coworker or connection.

Keep an extra umbrella at work, so you can lend it out when it rains

Send a ‘Thank you’ card or note to the officers at your local fire station.

Try to make sure every person in a group conversation feels included

Make plans with that person you’ve been putting off seeing

Leave a note of appreciation on a local business’ front door

Stop to talk to a homeless person

Answer that email you’ve been avoiding

Talk to someone at work whom you haven’t talked to before

Help someone struggling with heavy bags

Donate your old eyeglasses so someone else can use them.

Learn the names of your office security guard, the person at the front desk and other people you see every day. Greet them by name.

Send a gratitude email to a coworker who deserves more recognition.

Say hi to the person next to you on the elevator

Write a kind message on your mirror with a dry erase marker for yourself, your significant other or a family member

Text someone just to say good morning or good night.

Send a friend a funny video from YouTube

Help someone load their luggage into the overhead bin

Give someone else the cab that you hailed

Stop to assist someone who looks lost

Say something encouraging to a parent who’s struggling with rambunctious kids in a restaurant or grocery store.

Call a family member just to catch up

Tag a kindness hero of yours on social media and tell them why you admire them

Have $5 or less to spend?

Leave money in/on a vending machine for someone

Insert coins into someone’s parking meter

Bake cookies for your neighbors, a local charity, a nursing home, etc.

Pay for someone’s morning coffee

Pay for someone’s bus/cab fare

Leave some money in a Redbox movie when you return it for snacks for the next people to watch the movie

Pay the toll for the person behind you

Make two lunches and give one away

Send dessert to another table

Tape coins around a playground for kids to find.

Leave a box of goodies in your mailbox for your mail carrier.

Leave quarters at the laundromat

Say yes at the store when the cashier asks if you want to donate $1 to whichever cause

Bring a security guard a hot cup of coffee

Buy lemonade from a kid’s lemonade stand.

Be the person who puts a tip in the tip jar at the coffee shop

Carry a $5 gift card with you and give it someone random

Buy a lottery ticket for a stranger

More Time?

Shovel a neighbor’s driveway when it snows, rake their leaves, mow their grass

Host a Happiness/Appreciation dinner

Walk a neighbor’s dog

Babysit for free for anyone who could use the time out alone

Send a letter to a good friend instead of a text

Wash someone’s car

Make a family member breakfast in bed, or bring them coffee

Collect all the shopping carts in a parking lot

Write a list of things that you adore about a friend.  Send it to them.

Run errands for a sick friend

Donate your hair after a haircut

Leave unused coupons next to corresponding products in the grocery store

Practice self-kindness and spend 30 minutes doing something you love today.

Offer help to any parent on an airplane who is travelling alone or who is obviously struggling with their child(ren)

Post inspirational sticky notes around your neighborhood, office, school, etc.

Help tutor a struggling student

Play board games with senior citizens at a nursing home

Cook a meal or do a load of laundry for a friend who just had a baby or is going through a difficult time

Make someone a homemade blanket or scarf – give to somebody you know or donate to a local cancer support organization

Donate or recycle your old laptop and electronics

Have a clean up party at a beach or park.

Encounter someone in customer service who is especially kind? Take an extra five minutes to tell their manager.

Place positive body image notes in jean pockets at a department store

When you go somewhere to get or do something, ask the people around you if you can pick up anything they need

Make a handmade greeting card for obscure holidays

Write kind messages on the sidewalk in chalk

Invite someone who may be alone over for dinner

Volunteer at a local charity.

Write letters to strangers who need them. More Love Letters has a list of people who could benefit from letters of encouragement. Each person has been added to the web site by a friend or family member.

Collect soda can tabs to donate to Ronald McDonald House for sick children and their families.

More Money?

Make dinner for a family in need

Buy flowers to hand out on the street

Buy a movie ticket for the person behind you

Pay for someone’s meal at a restaurant

Bring in donuts or healthy treat for your co-workers

Leave your waiter a generous tip

Buy groceries for the person behind you

Donate items to local homeless shelter

Invest in your community – shop locally

Donate items to after school programs/any programs supporting children in need

Give someone a book you think they’d like.

Purchase some extra dog or cat food and drop it off at an animal shelter, bring them old blankets

Take flowers or treats to the nurses’ station at your nearest hospital

Leave a gas gift card at a gas pump.

Take all your change to Coinstar and donate your collection to charity

Contact local children’s hospital and ask what they need

Send flowers anonymously to somebody who would never suspect it was you

If you’re an Amazon.com customer you can donate Amazon.com’s money to your favorite U.S. nonprofit through Amazon Smile