Advisory-Guided Kindness Cues

Announces a "Bellee" each Friday, sharing their story on social media to highlight individuals embodying kindness.

Operates Camp Kind, a weeklong experience for children entering Kindergarten through 3rd grade to learn about and practice intentional kindness, with four sessions hosted in June 2026. The program also engages students entering 4th-8th grade as Jr. Kind Counselors.

Collaborates with the Science of Kindness Community Collective at the University of Arizona to embed kindness into school systems, practices, and culture using implementation science. This includes developing tools to measure the impact of Kind Campus programming with the University of Arizona's CRED team.

Collaborates with the Science of Kindness Community Collective at the University of Arizona to embed kindness into school systems and practices using implementation science, and developed tools to measure the impact of Kind Campus programming with the University of Arizona's CRED team.

Creates mosaic stepping stones and merchandise featuring selected designs to serve as visual reminders of kindness. Students from TUSD embroider the "be kind" logo on various products and personal items, which are sold through Shop Kind, TUSD’s Main Gate Collaborative Art Studio, and pop-up shops.

Creates mosaic stepping stones and merchandise featuring selected designs to serve as visual reminders of kindness. Students from TUSD embroider the Ben's Bells "be kind" logo on various products and personal items, which are sold through Shop Kind, TUSD’s Main Gate Collaborative Art Studio, and pop-up shops.

Completes kindness-themed murals, such as the 100th mural at Roadrunner Elementary School.

Distributes colorful ceramic bells, known as Ben's Bells, in communities worldwide for people to find and take home as symbols of kindness. This includes hanging thousands of bells in public spaces annually and initially distributed 400 bells in Tucson to promote kindness.

Distributes colorful ceramic bells, known as Ben's Bells, in communities worldwide and in public spaces in Tucson for people to find and take home as symbols of kindness. The organization began making these bells in 2002 and distributes thousands annually.

Distributes colorful ceramic bells, known as Ben's Bells, in communities worldwide and in public spaces in Tucson for people to find and take home as symbols of kindness. The organization began making and distributing these bells in 2002, distributing 400 bells in Tucson on the first anniversary of Ben's death, and now distributes thousands annually.

Engages thousands of volunteers annually in the creation of ceramic bells at its studios.

Offers educational programs that teach about the human brain to develop awareness and compassion for self and others, adopted by over 500 schools across the US and internationally, reaching over 1.6 million students. This includes providing 30-minute interactive Kind Campus Assemblies led by the Ben's Bells Education team.

Operates the Kind Colleagues program, providing lessons and activities to businesses and organizations to foster a kind and effective work environment. This includes providing website access to monthly guides, posters, videos, activities, and weekly emails, along with program support from Ben's Bells staff.

Collaborates with the Science of Kindness Community Collective at the University of Arizona to embed kindness into school systems, practices, and culture using implementation science. The organization also developed tools to measure the impact of Kind Campus programming in collaboration with the University of Arizona's CRED team.

Creates mosaic stepping stones and merchandise featuring selected designs to serve as visual reminders of kindness. This includes students from TUSD embroidering the Ben's Bells "be kind" logo on various products sold through Shop Kind, TUSD’s Main Gate Collaborative Art Studio, and pop-up shops. The organization has also completed 100 kindness-themed murals.

Operates Camp Kind, a weeklong experience for children entering Kindergarten through 3rd grade to learn about and practice intentional kindness. The program also engages students entering 4th-8th grade as Jr. Kind Counselors.

Operates Camp Kind, a weeklong experience for children entering Kindergarten through 3rd grade to learn about and practice intentional kindness. The program also engages older students (4th-8th grade) as Jr. Kind Counselors.

Offers kindness education programming, including 30-minute interactive Kind Campus Assemblies led by Ben's Bells Education team members, to schools. This program has been adopted by over 500 schools across the US and internationally, reaching over 1.6 million students.