Testimonials

Stories and thank-you notes for TKC’s tools and programs.

Three women smiling at the camera, two holding 'Concerned Daddy' books with a cartoon cell or bacteria illustration, one wearing a headband with pink and green fuzzy antennae and holding a blue plush toy with a face.

“The excitement carried over into classroom discussions and even recess, where students continued talking about how they were showing kindness to others. The activities truly made a lasting impression.”

— Counselor at Club Estates Elementary

A classroom filled with young students wearing headbands with antennae and colorful pom-poms, sitting on the floor, making heart shapes with their hands. A teacher is smiling in the background.

“The students truly did a wonderful job modeling kindness not just today, but every day….The message really hit home.”

— Counselor at Emmott Elementary

Group of children and an adult reading a colorful book in a classroom, all wearing headbands with pom-poms.

“It brought the kids and the community closer together for a positive cause! PLEASE KEEP DOING THIS!!!”

— Counselor at Pope Elementary

Two women standing in a school corridor wearing yellow T-shirts with colorful designs and the words "choose kindness". They are dressed in jeans and sneakers and are holding plush toys and a booklet. Both women are wearing novelty headbands with antennae and pom-poms.

“Your creativity, generosity, and dedication to providing meaningful activities have made a tremendous impact on our students. We are truly humbled and grateful for your support. Thank you.”

— Counselor at Dr. R.E. Margo Elementary

Three children sitting on the classroom floor with colorful headbands that have pom-poms, holding a book and a plush toy, with another child in the background sitting on chairs. Classroom setting with educational posters on the wall.

“Very awesome program... special way to bring attention to kindness in an all-inclusive, simple, fun way.”

— Counselor at Matzke Elementary

Group of young children posing together in a classroom, some making peace signs and smiling.

“We are very thankful for these items and the kids loved making them and talking about ways they planned to be kind.”

— Counselor at Barkley-Ruiz Elementary

Group of seven girls posing and smiling for a photo in a classroom, wearing headbands with colorful pom-poms. They are standing in front of a bookshelf with photos and decorations on the cube storage units.

“Students responded positively to the tools and activities. They were highly engaged and expressed that they particularly enjoyed the videos, the story, and the opportunities for interaction throughout the lesson.”

— Counselor at Ella Barnes ES

Three children celebrate Kindness Day in a classroom, wearing antenna headbands; they hold plush toys and a book, with a screen displaying 'Happy World Kindness Day' in the background.

“The students were enthusiastic and thoughtful, and the activities helped create meaningful discussions about kindness, feelings, and self-awareness. ”

— Counselor at Christa McAuliffe Elementary