Somebody already
noticed.
A Kindness Card is a public record of the kindness an organization already practices. Nobody asked you to be in it. That is the whole point of it.
Tell the street what you already do.
This isn’t an ad. It’s the opposite of one. While everybody else is chasing clicks, you’ve been quietly holding up a neighborhood — and nobody has written it down.
We don’t count clicks. We count acts of kindness.
The Metro Sky
You’re probably already on this map.
More than 900 Twin Cities neighborhoods, congregations, clubs, theaters and food shelves already shine here. Find your star, then pick your door below and light it.
Find your star →
Your program already teaches kindness.
Schools, classes, clubs and programs
Open this door →If the shop down the street thinks they can out-kind you, let them try. In this civilization the only thing anybody competes on is who leaves the street better off.
Brag about your people here all day. We’ll help you shout it. Then, once your banner is up, we’re going to ask you for the acts nobody ever traces back to you.
The card is a gift. Kindness costs plenty — time, attention, and the occasional hundred dollars nobody ever hears about. That’s the part we’re asking for. We’re volunteers; if this grows the way we hope, keeping up with it will take more of us. That’s a conversation for when we get there, not a fee we’re hiding from you now.
Already know you want one? Start your card →
Four ways to be in it
Every rung is a finished card. None of them is a grade.
Two ways to be in it
Both use the same sixteen answers. One stops there; the other keeps going.
Neither one is further along than the other. A card is complete, not a spread waiting to happen. One is finished; the other is ongoing. Choose by how much you want to keep up with — never by which sounds bigger.