About The Be Kind People Project

WHO WE ARE

The Be Kind People Project® (BKPP) is a public 501 (c) 3 non-profit that initiates a positive change in the overall learning environment and provides relevant learning and youth development opportunities that inspire humanity, academic achievement, and healthy living for students wherever and however they learn.

WHAT WE DO

The Be Kind People Project offers innovative and effective programming and services that help students effectively understand, link, and apply academic, civic, nutrition, physical, wellness, leadership, and character education.

Through experience and project-based learning, students are equipped with a solid framework for decision-making and taking accountability for building respectful interpersonal relationship skills, improving academic results, and forming enduring values.

THE BE KIND PEOPLE PROJECT MISSION

The mission of The Be Kind People Project is to deliver relevant learning and youth development opportunities that inspire humanity, academic achievement, healthy living, and initiate a positive change in the learning environment for students wherever and however they learn.

OUR VISION

To build generations of respectful, responsible, healthy, and caring citizens and leaders

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THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING KIND

92% of schools surveyed report improved behavior

92/100

88% of schools surveyed report improved learning environment

88/100

100% of parents surveyed report lessons as very important

100/100

87% of teachers surveyed report likely to implement programming

87/100

95% of students surveyed report commitment to implement principles

95/100

1 in 3

Arizona students have reported being bullied in the past year.

THE IMPACT OF THE BE KIND PEOPLE PROJECT

OUR IMPACT IN NUMBERS

- Over 30 million classroom resources delivered nationwide
- 250,000 teacher contact
- 500 Be Kind Crew assemblies presented
- Use of online resources in 493 cities
- 5 Million student contacts

With The Be Kind People Project programming, school behavior incidents decrease by 20% after just one year, and by an incredible 76% by year 3 on average!