Importance Of Kindness Project

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How will this kindness project affect our community, fellow peers, and city of Stockton?This will have an impact on our fellow peers which will be making the wonderful gifts, which truly will have an abounding amount of impact on these wonderful children and the elderly which, who will be receiving these gifts. This will affect not only the elderly, but the children too. Hpw? Because the children will learn to give and not get, they will learn how to be kind and also have a change of heart a new perspective on the world. Maybe this impact is so tremendous on the kids0 it will stop bully in San Joaquin elementary school.

Our kindness project is referring to the elderly. The kindness project is about how many elderly get cold, slip, and fall,but now there is a solution! We have created socks with grips at the bottom with puffy paint. The grip helps the elderly not slip and fall. We are planning to the kindness project in January. The reason we are planning to this project is, because I want for me and my fellow peers to see how it is to give and not receive. We are going …show more content…

Its not the same because we are using fuzzy socks with grips at the bottom. The fuzzy socks provide a warm feeling for the elderly and the grip provides safety. Fuzzy socks do not naturally come with grips so that is where puffy paint comes along! Why is being kind so important? Being kind is important, because in these days it seems as if negativity is running the country with the reality TV, Drama movies, and horror movies what do all these things have in common? Negativity. Negativity is a multi-billionaire company with the shows, comedians, and movies. This is affecting people thinking, which can turn people into cruel people also know as bullies. These are my reasons why negativity should stop and kindness must come in to play. My Puffy Warmers are a magnificent idea that will change the lives of

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