Spotlight On Kindness: Kindness Traditions

Holidays are important times for family traditions but can also be a good spur for new family kindness traditions. Simple activities done as a family, such as helping at local schools or kitchens, can create increased opportunities to connect with both loved ones and our communities. Think of your own traditions. Is there space to reach out in love and kindness to a wider circle of people? - Jane

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"..kindness, compassion, treating people the way you want to be treated, helping those in need. To me, those are traditional values." -Ellen DeGeneres

Editor's Note: Holidays are important times for family traditions but can also be a good spur for new family kindness traditions. Simple activities done as a family, such as helping at local schools or kitchens, can create increased opportunities to connect with both loved ones and our communities. Think of your own traditions. Is there space to reach out in love and kindness to a wider circle of people? - Jane

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At This Table Idina Menzel reminds us in song that during this holiday season everyone is welcome at this table to "come as you are...and that the perfect gift is your heart."

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