World Kindness Day 2019
World Kindness Day, celebrated on November 13th, is a global opportunity to spread compassion and appreciate others. Embrace Relief encourages marking the day by supporting refugees in Greece who have faced traumatic displacement.
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World Kindness Day is celebrated globally on November 13th to promote compassion.
Simple acts of kindness include sending messages, holding doors, and donating to causes.
Caring for others bridges cultural and national gaps, connecting us as human beings.
Donating to refugees in Greece supports those who have lost everything due to displacement.
Celebrating World Kindness Day
Happy World Kindness Day, everyone! This is a very special and globally celebrated day throughout countries around the world. Created by the World Kindness Movement, November 13th is dedicated to spreading kindness and showing compassion to one another. With all of the chaos that is going on around the world and in our daily lives, today is a day to stop and appreciate what we have and the people in our lives.
Here are some simple ways to be kind to one another:
- 1Send a nice text message to a friend or family member
- 2Hold the door for a stranger
- 3Donate to a good cause
Connecting Through Compassion
Caring for one another is something that intrinsically connects us all as human beings. It is what bridges the gaps between cultures and nations worldwide. This international holiday is the perfect opportunity to show others that you care not just today, but every day.
Disaster Relief
Help families recover from emergencies with food, shelter, supplies, and urgent support.
Support Refugees in Greece
We encourage you to celebrate World Kindness Day by donating to refugees in Greece. Many refugees have faced traumatic experiences because they have been forced from their homes and have lost everything they owned. By donating, you are showing an appreciation and compassion towards your global family.
Click here or donate below to show support for refugees in Greece, or click this link to learn more about World Kindness Day.