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About Kindness Matters Foundation

Rooted in Grace, Living Out Kindness

God has given us grace to show kindness. We are saved by grace through faith as a free gift, not for ourselves alone, but so we can serve the less privileged and the lost. As long as we still have breath, we are called to live with hope and to pour out kindness in action.

Kindness Matters Foundation exists because of this grace. Our heartbeat is to reflect God's kindness to orphan children and less privileged mothers, helping them overcome challenges, heal from pain, and discover a brighter future.

What Kindness Means to Us

  • Kindness is strength – love in action that reaches out even when it is hard.
  • Kindness deeply cares – it sees real needs and responds with compassion and sacrifice.
  • Kindness multiplies – it changes awareness, hearts, and communities.
  • Kindness renews – it brings hope, healing, and fresh energy to the weak and weary.
  • No act of kindness is wasted – every act, no matter how small, leaves a mark.
  • Be kind, be you – living out the grace you have received.

Our Vision

To create a brighter future for orphan children and less privileged mothers through kindness and compassion.

Our Mission

Spread kindness and support to orphan children and less privileged mothers, engaging with them to overcome challenges, build resilience, and thrive through education, care, and community connection.

Mission, Vision & Goals – July 2025

Turning kindness into practical impact for orphan children and less privileged mothers.

Short-term Goals

  • Provide education support to 150 orphan and less privileged children within 6 months.
  • Offer emotional counseling and mentorship to address trauma and build resilience.
  • Organize community awareness and fundraising events to sustain and expand our work.

Long-term Goals

  • Empower 150 orphan children to complete primary and secondary education.
  • Support 150 less privileged mothers with vocational training for economic independence.
  • Develop a sustainable community center offering education, healthcare, and emotional support.
Specific Initiatives
  • Provide 50 scholarships for higher education.
  • Establish literacy programs for 50 mothers.
  • Create a mentorship program pairing children with professionals.
Our Heartbeat

A personal reflection on kindness, defining it as strength, love in action, and a force that changes awareness.

A note of gratitude emphasizing grace, faith, and the call to live it out daily: "Be kind, be you."

Action Plan

From vision to action – how we plan to live out kindness in our communities.

Support & Empowerment
  • Support mothers with microloans, grants, and business training.
  • Provide life planning, computer, and IT skills to 30 children and mothers.
  • Set up IT labs for 50 beneficiaries.
  • Organize a health camp for 200 individuals.
  • Provide counseling and distribute essential health supplies to mothers.
Community & Youth
  • Recruit volunteers and host community awareness & fundraising events.
  • Launch social media campaigns and storytelling projects on resilience.
  • Establish kindness clubs in schools and recognize acts of kindness.
  • Organize "Kindness Day", workshops on empathy, and community clean-ups.
  • Host cultural events and launch a community newsletter and kindness award.
Corporate & Community
  • Partner with companies on CSR projects and corporate volunteering days.
  • Encourage employee donation matching and event sponsorships.
  • Organize regular "Kindness Walks", food and clothing drives.
  • Conduct free health screenings to support vulnerable families.

Be Kind, Be You

We have received kindness by grace, so we are called to give kindness freely—especially to orphan children and less privileged mothers. Join us in turning love into action.