September Finalist
Jackie Perry
September Finalist
Binh Le
Share It
Tell us about someone who inspires you – we want to share their kindness with the world! Nominate them for the Chris Kindness Award in recognition of all they do to make Berkeley (and the world) a better place, one random act of kindness at a time.
Grow It
No act of kindness is too small – everyday acts can have ripple effects that are just as impactful as huge acts of kindness. We believe kindness can change the world around us and we hope to inspire you to spread it throughout Berkeley and beyond!
Pass It On
New research shows small gestures matter more than we think. We tend to under-estimate the power of a single act of kindness in our daily lives. The Chris Kindness Award was established to inspire you to practice kindness and to recognize it in others.
The great Kevin Adler, recent Chris Kindness Award winner has a new book out - When We Walk By. Kevin has a powerful story to tell and an original take on homelessness that you will be moved by and learn a lot from.
Chris Kindness winner, Anthony Carrasco, a UC Berkeley law student, guides 60-year-old living on the streets into stable housing
Kron4's Stephanie Lin interviews founder, Alan Ross, on first anniversary of Chris Kindness Award!
A college professor is going to give away $1,000 a month to people in Berkeley, California who show acts of kindness.
The New York Times
The New York Times covered our first $1000 award winner, middle school teacher Michele Williams.
'Talk Talk' with Martha Quinn
This episode was inspired by UC Berkeley Haas School of Business professor Alan Ross who is giving one person every month $1,000 a month for their random acts of kindness.